ihatemoney_ynh/sources/budget/templates/recent_projects.html

{% if 'projects' in session %}
<h3>{{ _("Your projects") }}</h3>
    <ul>
    {% for id, name in session['projects'] %}
    <li><a href="{{ url_for("list_bills", project_id=id) }}">{{ name }}</a></li>
    {% endfor %}
    </ul>
{% endif %}
Theming. Uses uni-form to style forms and add a macro to ease this. Of course, the overall thing has to be reworked, but having this in place will help us to have something easier to change when we will really care about design. All the form templates can now be defined in templates/forms.html and be called thansk to {{ forms.name_of_the_form(form) }}. I've done some styling, but that's really not my thing, feel free to modify it. 2011-07-31 15:39:32 +02:00			`{% if 'projects' in session %}`
Translate the application using Flask-babel. The only translation so far is french, but more can be added. The browser language is used thanks to the HTTP languages headers. There are still some problems with the translation of some strings, I don't know why this is. See #12 2011-10-15 01:19:19 +02:00			`<h3>{{ _("Your projects") }}</h3>`
Theming. Uses uni-form to style forms and add a macro to ease this. Of course, the overall thing has to be reworked, but having this in place will help us to have something easier to change when we will really care about design. All the form templates can now be defined in templates/forms.html and be called thansk to {{ forms.name_of_the_form(form) }}. I've done some styling, but that's really not my thing, feel free to modify it. 2011-07-31 15:39:32 +02:00			`<ul>`
			`{% for id, name in session['projects'] %}`
			`<li><a href="{{ url_for("list_bills", project_id=id) }}">{{ name }}</a></li>`
			`{% endfor %}`
			`</ul>`
			`{% endif %}`