[cvs] [Wiki] changed: ModifyingHordeAspect

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guest [159.90.10.15]  Mon, 11 Jul 2005 06:52:03 -0700

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/ModifyingHordeAspect
New Revision:  3.2
Change log:  Switching images from external hosting to the wiki

@@ -107,9 +107,9 @@
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 As you can see, the {{'imp'}} application's functions will be put in the "Mail" folder (the name can change depending on the language the user has established), while the {{'ingo'}} functions will not created a new folder, but rather will put them in the same "Mail" folder. Here's an screenshot of the sidepanel using this configuration.
 
-[[image http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~ciro/horde/Horde-Sidepanel-mailfolder.png alt="A picture of the functions put by the registry file. Note that the filters function is provided by Ingo, while the rest of functions are provided by Imp"]]
+[[image Horde-Sidepanel-mailfolder.png alt="A picture of the functions put by the registry file. Note that the filters function is provided by Ingo, while the rest of functions are provided by Imp"]]
 
 ++++ The Menu
 
 The Menu provides access to the currently used module's features in a list; it also provides some other common features across all the applications (like the "Problem", "Help", and "Log out" icons). The menu rendering is controlled by the Menu class.
@@ -117,9 +117,9 @@
 The Menu class allows you to render the current application utilities' links in an HTML unordered list, allowing you to set the style of it using CSS. The default Horde layout uses the {{menu}} ID to fix the menu on the top right corner of its templates.
 
 If you wish to customize the menu, you need to create a Menu class. The constructor function accepts one parameter, called {{$mask}}, which is useful to add common links in the menu, like a Help link, or a Problems link.
 
-[[image http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~ciro/horde/Menu-Masks.png alt="A picture of the icons whose appeareance is determined by the Menu mask."]]
+[[image Menu-Masks.png alt="A picture of the icons whose appeareance is determined by the Menu mask."]]
 
 In the image above, you can see the icons that can be masked by the Menu class. Number 1 corresponds to HORDE_MENU_MASK_PROBLEM'.
 
 ++ An introductory example: The login screen