X-Git-Url: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/ucgi/~mdw/git/disorder/blobdiff_plain/30d855885418ebe3e7bf76fd800909cdf7bb178a..0d0253c93a64d2b5206e902c648e1e2c6bc5d510:/templates/help.tmpl diff --git a/templates/help.tmpl b/templates/help.tmpl index 8e298ef..86abea2 100644 --- a/templates/help.tmpl +++ b/templates/help.tmpl @@ -20,11 +20,10 @@ USA --> -@include{stdhead}@ - @label{help.title}@ +@stdhead{help} -@include{topbar}@ +@stdmenu{help}

@label{help.title}@

Introduction

@@ -48,8 +47,8 @@ USA being listed first.) Where possible, estimated start times are given.

Each track has a +

Each track has a button next to it. For the currently playing track this can be used to stop playing the track before it has finished; this is called “scratching”. For a track in the queue it @@ -76,32 +75,32 @@ USA

Pause. This button can be used to pause playing (provided the - player supports it). indicates that playing is paused, - that it is not.

Enable/disable random play. If disabled then queued tracks will still be played but if the queue is empty nothing will be - picked at random. indicates that random play is - enabled, that it is disabled.

Enable/disable play. If disabled then tracks in the queue will not be played, but will remain in the queue instead. - indicates that play is enabled, that it is + width=@width height=@height class=imgbutton src="@image{enabled}"> + indicates that play is enabled, that it is disabled.
Volume control. You can use the and buttons to increase or + src="@image{up}" + title="@label{volume.up}" + alt="@label{volume.up}"> and buttons to increase or decrease the volume, or enter new volume settings for the left and/or right speakers.

Below this is the same table of current and queued tracks as for the main playing screen, but with extra buttons for managing the queue. - The and @label:playing.down@ buttons on each track move that + The and @label{playing.down} buttons on each track move that track around in the queue. Similarly the and @label:playing.downall@ buttons move each track to the head or + src="@image{upall}" title="@label{playing.upall}" + alt="@label{playing.upall}"> and @label{playing.downall} buttons move each track to the head or tail of the queue.

If you are not logged in, or if your user has limited rights, @@ -133,15 +132,15 @@ USA

This screen displays recently played tracks, most recent first. - The + The button can be used to edit the details for a track; see Editing Preferences below.

The number of tracks remembered is controlled by the server configuration. See the history option in disorder_config(5) for + href="@url?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5) for more details.

This screen displays tracks recently added to the database, most recent first. The button can be used to edit the details + src="@image{edit}" title="@label{choose.prefs}" + alt="@label{choose.prefs}"> button can be used to edit the details for a track; see Editing Preferences below, and clicking on the track title will add it to the queue.

The time tracks are remembered for is controlled by the server configuration. See the noticed_history option in disorder_config(5) for + href="@url?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5) for more details.

Editing Preferences

This screen has two forms: choose, which give + href="@url?action=choose">choose, which give you all the top-level directories at once, and choosealpha, + href="@url?action=choosealpha">choosealpha, which breaks them down by initial letter.

This screen will may not be available if you are not logged in @@ -244,7 +243,7 @@ USA

Some keywords, known as “stopwords”, are excluded from the search, and will never match. See the stopword option in disorder_config(5) for + href="@url?action=disorder_config.5">disorder_config(5) for further details about this.

This screen will may not be available if you are not logged in @@ -312,37 +311,38 @@ USA

disorder_config(5) - +

disorder_config(5) - configuration

disorder(1) - command line +

disorder(1) - command line client

disobedience(1) - GTK+ +

disobedience(1) - GTK+ client

disorderd(8) - server

disorder-dump(8) - +

disorder-dump(8) - dump/restore preferences database

disorder(3) - C API

disorder_protocol(5) - +

disorder_protocol(5) - DisOrder control protocol