Description of problem: Non-working days are depicted in "Gantt Chart" and "Resource Usage" modes by grey vertical bars running down the screen. However, when the file is exported as HTML, these lines do not appear in the web-rendering. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.14.4 (Fedora 12) How reproducible: Every Time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a project in Planner. 2. Go to the Gantt Chart view. You will observe that the weekends and any other non-working days that have been added via the Project->Manage Calendars dialogue box are represented by the grey vertical bars running down through the time line. 3. File->Export->HTML 4. Open the file that is produced in the web browser of your choice. Actual results: Grey bars for non-working days not exported. Do not appear in the web browser view. Expected results: This information should appear in the HTML version. Additional info:
caolanm->dtardon: planner export is xslt, i.e. /usr/share/planner/stylesheets/planner2html.xsl could you have a look at this and see if we could munge gray bars into the export for the non-working days
Created attachment 378176 [details] example .planner
dtardon->caolanm: It's not as much a task for XSLT but HTML + CSS. My first thought was to add colspans with specified border-left property, but unfortunately that didn't work, because the line is just one cell with colspan that covers whole width of the table. I would probably have to refactor it before going further. I need to refresh CSS before trying that, though. I'm going to return to this the next week.
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