- In the custom font case make the fixed width font used for viewing default to KDE's standard fixed width font instead of to KDE's standard non-fixed font.
- Use the new fixed width font for printing if the user enabled the Use Fixed Font option.
In the custom font case we use the fixed width font the user selected (later the fixed fonts used for viewing and printing will be configurable separately). In the non-custom font case we use KDE's standard fixed width font.
BUG:56302
svn path=/trunk/kdepim/; revision=387570
the fix is, you test, and commit. :-) This hides spam status for printing,
which is a bit silly to have been printing.
svn path=/trunk/kdepim/; revision=380148
This shows the presence of a mail's sender in the message view when using fancy headers and can show their KABC picture if set. ( currently disabled )
It also adds a Chat With.. action to the context menu for email addresses.
Zack points out this will give a performance hit as KABC is accessed each time a message is viewed, and KABC is not a fast library. If this is a problem this code can be disabled by removing 'status' from richHeaders in kmail/headerstrategy.cpp.
svn path=/trunk/kdepim/; revision=312901
We now set the standard font which should be used by KHTML explicitely instead of setting it via the CSS because KHTML doesn't pick up the font that the user selected if it's defined via CSS. Instead KHTML seems to use the first font that matches the font-family name.
svn path=/trunk/kdepim/; revision=257272
The ideal solution would be to scan the CSS rules in any <script> block in the to-be-embedded HTML and "escape" each selector there with "div.embeddedHTML >" and wrapping the included HTML into <div class="embeddedHTML">, but I don't see how that can be done with khtml instead of parsing css ourselves...
CCMAIL: 57684@bugs.kde.org
svn path=/trunk/kdepim/; revision=255814
Thomas Zander
Ingo Klcker
Volker Krause
Mario Teijeiro Otero
George Staikos
Till Adam
Will Stephenson
Marc Mutz
Zack Rusin