Xaraya Andy V 
Request for Comments: 0048 Xaraya Core Dev 
Category: Best Current Practice December 2003 

RFC-0048: Xaraya Style Guide (XSG)

Status of this Memo

This document specifies a Xaraya Best Current Practices for the Xaraya Community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. Distribution of this memo is unlimited.

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Table of Contents


1. Introduction to Xaraya Style Guide

1 This section describes the aims and objectives of this document.

1.1 Who should read it

2 All xaraya core, modules and themes developers who develop interfaces with BL templates.

1.2 What it is

3 It is an attempt to set standards and rules describing common xaraya user interfaces (UI) and explaining how to build them within the limitations of existing xaraya framework.

1.3 What it is not

4 This guide alone cannot help those who are not familiar with W3C standards and have little or no experience working with XHTML and CSS web documents. We cannot deliver all necessary and relevant information in a single short document, so all our readers are also strongly encouraged to review accompanying references, examples and tutorials.

1.4 Guiding Principles

5 (TODO)

1.5 Limitations

6 (TODO)

1.6 Rationale

7 (TODO)

1.7 Status of readiness

8  Work in progress. Do not treat this document as the definitive guide until the status says "Completed".


2. Terms and Definitions

9 Terms and abstract models used throughout the guide. (TODO)


3. Administrator Interfaces

10 How the admin UI is built


4. User Interfaces

11 (TODO)


5. Other Examples

12 (TODO)


6. References

13 (TODO)


7. Tutorials

14 (TODO)


Author's Address

AndyVXaraya Core DevEMail:

A. Notes

15 (TODO)


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