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Index of Subjects On Sun, 7 May 2000, wrote: > Hmmm...the problem I can see happening is that we are now removing the > service bar from the bottom of the Lynx pages and will not be offering > them at the top unless the user loads each page through http...ie..a major > pain. Take a look at template.shtml now. What I've done is wrapped the Lynx <title> tag, and the navigation bar code, around <!--#if expr="" --> ... <!--#endif -->, which means that the webserver will ignore it, but Lynx will see it. This means the navigation bar as visible to Lynx in file://localhost/... mode is hardcoded in each file you edit, which takes away some of the use of the SSI templates I guess, but I think it's better than nothing. I've changed the links on the navigation bar to point to http:// URLs, and the .shtml versions of files (which for now are just symlinks to the real .html files). > Could Lynx be patched to grab whatever is not being retrieved now via > localhost? We'd have to go through everything and make sure it always uses http:// links everywhere. I'm not sure that's feasible, but it may happen over time.
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