Open Source Projects Europe

• labels: ui -->
• summary: Profile page - changes needed --> Profile page redesign - changes needed

How about this?

http://osp-staging.aws.atnog.av.it.pt/u/root/profile/

The template for this is forge-src/Allura/allura/ext/user_profile/templates/user_index.html

• e-mail addresses were only visibly by the user, not by others (I've removed them)
• all personal data should now have a class e.g. profile_telephone

Looking good.

Is it possible to use the social network's name as part of the class?, comething like profile_social_facebook

No.

There can be an arbitrary number of social networks (i.e. the menu can have more social networks besides fb/twitter/google+).

There are inconveniences in using the network name as class names - e.g. the html might break, or we get a useless class name like "Social%20Network".

Some details:

• Personal data

  • needs a class in the container div: profile-data
  • item structure should be like this: <li><span class="profile-data-label">[label]:</span> <span class="profile-data-value">[value]</span></li>

• Project list

  • container class should be profile-projects
  • should have name and description

• Activity List

  • needs a class in the container div: profile-activity
  • if possible, add class to li for the activity type: activity-ticket-open, activity-ticket-edit, activity-ticket-close, activity-comment (what are the possible types?)

1. Added container classes
2. What about the profile_localization, profile_socialnetwork, etc. Do you still need them?
3. For the project list name/description what is the HTML?
4. For the activity li class I've added a class but it is not that specific (created/modified/posted, does not specify tools) also new tools can add new types (i.e. we cant be sure)

Changes are in staging, and were pushed to the repo. Feel free to pull tb-redesign.

Added profile-data-* and project description to staging. Check if it works for you and let me know.

The class .profile-data is on the wrong div.
It's supposed to be on it's parent container.

<div class="profile-data">
  <div><b>Personal data</b></div>
  <ul>
    [...]
  </ul>
</div>

css class updated.