The eZ team is moving in this direction. Check out the article discussing the new Admin interface (http://ez.no/community/news/the_administration_interface_project) which touches upon the subject of XHTML and CSS usage. There is also a related thread (http://ez.no/community/forum/suggestions/the_administration_interface_project) discussing that article.
Better use of CSS/XHTML is important moving into the future.
Oh, on a side note, I would recommend dropping the term 'sidebar' as it implies placement on the page. IDs and Class names shouldn't imply placement, or for that matter style (like color, font-weight etc.) as future redesigns may not place that object in the same spot, or may choose to use a different method of styling. For example, I may choose to move the contents in the 'sidebar' to display at the top of the page. Perhaps a better term would be along the lines of 'sitemenu'; describing its contents instead of its placement.
Alex
Alex
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>...Check out the article discussing the new Admin interface
>...There is also a related thread... Yes, i've read it - my post was inspired by the article
>...Oh, on a side note, I would recommend dropping the term 'sidebar' as it implies placement on the page... yea, it implies "sidebar tree menu", not placement :) It can be placed anywhere - within left/right sidebar block, main area and so on.
A valid point. Ultimately the name of 'sidebar' tree menu should be changed as well then. Separation of content and display (naming conventions included) should be reflected throughout the system.
Alex
Alex
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