There is almost universal support for the CSS3
:nth-child() pseudo-selector. We're shifting the
responsibility for labeling even and odd rows to
the browser.
Set html5 meta viewport width to device-width. A mobile browser now scales up the directory listing and dir-/filenames are easier to read and click/touch.
If a sorting criteria different than the default is used, carry the URL
arguments to the links pointing to other directories, so the sorting is
"remembered" when navigating across different directories.
Make table headers clickable, for changing sorting direction of the entries.
Clicking on the name of the headers selects ascending direction, clicking on
the arrow next to it, chooses descending direction. The arrow symbol, for
simplicity, is an Unicode down-arrow symbol, which all reasonably modern
browsers should display fine. Also, most text-only browsers will show the
arrow correctly when running on Unicode-compatible terminals.
This allows for inserting a <link> tag in the generated listings pointing to
an additional CSS stylesheet, which will be applied by the browser after the
built-in rules. This allows for super-easy customization of the output look.
* Removed the 'media="screen"', because it is unlikely that an user would
like to print a file listing.
* Removed unused "#readme" rule in the CSS part. Support for inlining a file
was discontinued long ago.
- Fixed flags for the readme mode, now they are disjoint. This fixed some
other related things.
- Renamed fancyindex_readme_options to fancyindex_readme_mode (shorter
and clearer, IMHO)
- Renamed fancyindex_mode to fancyindex_include_mode (clearer).
- Checks for bottom/top readme are now properly done.
- Fix: Initialization of readme_flags now is zero instead of NGX_CONF_UNSET.
- Improved iteration of builtin template.
Anthony Ryan