CSS

It is a relatively minor issue. But it is driving me crazy.

I think the page would be better served with at least some minor CSS. Here I have some CSS-1 only. All browsers (except text based ones) implement it exactly the same. If you set cellspacing="1" on the table html, it should look very similar (viusally) to the normal roborumble page.

Replace the bgcolor attribute tags with class="even" or class="odd", depending.

body {
	font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
}
table {
	background-color: #D3D3D3; /* LightGrey */
}
table th {
	background-color: #EEEEEE;
}
table th a {
	color: black !important; /* !important, this keeps it from having odd colors on visited links */
	text-decoration: none;
}
table td, table th {
	padding: 2px 4px;
}
table th {
	padding-right: 1em;
}
tr.odd {
	background-color: #F8F8F8;
}
tr.even {
	background-color: #FFFFFF; /* White */
}

If you are okay with CSS2, all of the html formatting attribute tags can be hacked out. (Just let me know).

I don't really have time for editing this right now, but if you fork and edit I'm happy to merge your pull request =) The latest code is up: https://bitbucket.org/jkflying/literumble/overview I apologise in advance for my terrible coding style, this was a "learn python and Google AppEngine" project for me. If I was starting from scratch I would have made several changes in the structure and how much was abstracted, but this grew slowly and is very hackish inside.

Pull request sent.

Cool, thanks. I've merged it in and uploaded. I had to fix a few small bugs - html_header should be structures.html_header, and I needed to add style.css to app.yaml but otherwise perfect. Thanks, and the changes are now live =)

Ahh okay, I have never done python before, so I was just guessing mostly on everything was suppose to go. I know only the basics of how it is 'suppose' to work. That and google. I used google a lot.

Actually there is another bug which is completely my fault. Can't sort compare by APS or Survival since I renamed the columns to be APS (A) and so forth, where it expects A APS.

Also reading your logs you fixed a bit more then that, I tried to fix most the html problems. But since I couldn't really test, I was fixing it blind.

fixed!

It looks much better now. To me anyway.

Almost all the old html formatting tags and attributes have been deprecated since 1999 (I think <b> and <em> were still valid).

You could go and edit your code/html if you wanted to alter the appearance. But it is very likely it is easier to edit a CSS file, even if your html is dynamically generated.

I'll see about forking and editing it.