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compare-locales 0.9.2 running on the dashboard now
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Axel Hecht
Dec 14, 2011, 4:36:56 PM12/14/11
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Hi all,
I've upgraded the dashboard to run the new version of compare-locales,
so now you'll find css errors reported and such.
I've triggered most of the builds on aurora and central, so check back
on your status.
I've not retriggered beta, as we're done with that state of the repo anyway.
If there are false reports, please loop back.
Axel
I've upgraded the dashboard to run the new version of compare-locales,
so now you'll find css errors reported and such.
I've triggered most of the builds on aurora and central, so check back
on your status.
I've not retriggered beta, as we're done with that state of the repo anyway.
If there are false reports, please loop back.
Axel
Jørgen Rasmussen
Dec 14, 2011, 6:57:32 PM12/14/11
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Several locales (Thunderbird Aurora) have the same tree warnings.
mail/chrome/messenger/AccountManager.dtd
units for width don't match (em != ch) at line 12, column 30 for
accountManager.size
units for width don't match (em != ch) at line 13, column 28 for
accountTree.width
toolkit/chrome
global
customizeToolbar.dtd
units for width don't match (px != ch), units for height don't match (px
!= em) at line 2, column 23 for dialog.style
Have these strings been changed without changing the property/entity?
I would like to test the size of these windows, with the new values in
the Danish locale, before we push the changes. Does anyone have a couple
of css codes that could do that?
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Regards JR
flod
Dec 15, 2011, 1:24:59 AM12/15/11
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Il 15/12/11 00.57, Jørgen Rasmussen ha scritto:
px(ch)/em?
For what it's worth on Windows you can easily test this:
* download the .zip build
* open omni.ja with 7-zip File Manager
* replace the file with the updated version
* run your software, create a new profile and test it. I could be
wrong but you always need to create a new profile everytime you
change the file.
On Windows for customizeToolbars I moved from 765px to 112ch, the ratio
should be about 1ch= 7px (now the windows is a bit wider but that's what
I wanted).
Francesco
> I would like to test the size of these windows, with the new values in
> the Danish locale, before we push the changes. Does anyone have a
> couple of css codes that could do that?
Not sure that's possible: different OS=different font=different ratio
> the Danish locale, before we push the changes. Does anyone have a
> couple of css codes that could do that?
px(ch)/em?
For what it's worth on Windows you can easily test this:
* download the .zip build
* open omni.ja with 7-zip File Manager
* replace the file with the updated version
* run your software, create a new profile and test it. I could be
wrong but you always need to create a new profile everytime you
change the file.
On Windows for customizeToolbars I moved from 765px to 112ch, the ratio
should be about 1ch= 7px (now the windows is a bit wider but that's what
I wanted).
Francesco
Jørgen Rasmussen
Dec 15, 2011, 4:11:44 PM12/15/11
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I found a css code for testing Accountmanager size.
#accountManager {width: 105ch !important; height: 55em !important;}
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Regards JR
Jesper Kristensen
Dec 17, 2011, 9:29:43 AM12/17/11
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Den 15-12-2011 07:24, flod skrev:
> * run your software, create a new profile and test it. I could be
> wrong but you always need to create a new profile everytime you
> change the file.
Unless the value is something the user can change, which the application
> * run your software, create a new profile and test it. I could be
> wrong but you always need to create a new profile everytime you
> change the file.
will remember, I think this should do it:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Setting_up_extension_development_environment#Development_command_flags
Jørgen Rasmussen
Dec 17, 2011, 10:10:26 AM12/17/11
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-purgecaches did the trick :)
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Best regards
Jørgen Rasmussen
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