I made a new CSS file, which simulated 3D cells using different border 
colors for the four sides of each cell. I plan to put this as the new 
default into the distribution. There is also a new ELOG icon. If anyone 
has a better one, please post it here!

The attached test.html (elog:/3) show the different classes in the CSS 
file, thanks to Etienne Van Caille <etienne.vancaillie@mba.be>.

The attached simple elogd.cfg implements a personal address book. Since 
version 2.5.2, data can be incorporated into ELOG via the CSV format. This 
way I moved my address data from MS Outlook to ELOG.

The address book is sorted according to the attribute "LastName", and the 
EmailAddress field is converted into a "" link which can be clicked 
to start your email frontend directly. Using the CSV or XML export 
functionality, the address book contents can easily be exported to other 
programs through the "find" page.

Hier noch eine schön einfache CSS-Datei mit deutschen Kommentaren zur 
Funktion der Objekte. Kann immerhin helfen, um zu verstehen, wo man etwas 
einstellen muss.

For those people who are running an elog instance at CERN and need to "hide" it behind the CERN Single Sign On (SSO), I've attached a working nginx.conf file to be used with OKD/PaaS at CERN.

Ideally, you can then configure the elog similar to the below, which will still allow people to register for individual elogs and be approved by an admin user. The usernames are then the CERN SSO usernames...

;
; admin
;
Admin user       = lgaffney
Password file    = /elog-nfs-2/ids_sso.passwd
Authentication   = Webserver, File
allow password change = 0
Login expiration = 0
Self register    = 3
 

sample of standard elog css and class name
http://public.mba.be/demo/elog/elog_test_css.htm

This will let you use <site>/elog/ as your URL.

    location /elog/ {
        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/;
        proxy_pass_header Set-Cookie;
        proxy_redirect off;
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
    }