| medar |
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Now our core output many html which not customizable. Often this elements no need on some sites. Example - arrows and forum pictograms. Now they are displayed as follows:
<img src="skins/$skin/img/system/arrow-up.gif" /> I propose replace it by this: <span class="arrow-up"> </span> In which case we will be able to flexibly adjust the display by css. For example for arrow up: .arrow-up { background: url(img/system/up.png) no-repeat; padding-right: 13px; text-decoration: none; }
I also propose set unique css-class for each html-element in core output. This will set the display in skin (width of input fields etc) more flexible and helps solve many "html-in-core" problems, without many small tpl-files. rangjungyeshe.ru
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Dieser Beitrag wurde von medar (am 26. Februar 2009, 16:54, vor 15 Jahre) bearbeitet |
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I think I've seen this in Joomla.
You have like standard CSS file with every CSS class which is used for everything in system. Basically, it looks something like this : /*Joomla Stuff*/
.com_heading {}
.com_subhead {}
.prev_bt {}
.next_bt {}
If this is what you're trying to say, I vote yes  |
| medar |
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Yes, it is. Standart Cotonti css classes.
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| musiconly |
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In that case, I vote YES
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| GHengeveld |
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You could ofcourse give the images a class, so users can use
.someimgclass { display:none; } (or visibility:hidden, whatever is preferred). |
| jslowik |
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CSS is wonderful. Absolutely yes.
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| Kort |
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Using
<span class="arrow-up"> </span>would cause a lot of redundant HTML-code. This post is about lists mostly, and it would be more logical to simply assign a class to a list (ul) in a skin. This way skinmaker will have much more flexibility and the code will be cleaner. SED.by - создание сайтов, разработка плагинов и тем для Котонти
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Dieser Beitrag wurde von Kort (am 8. März 2009, 19:34, vor 15 Jahre) bearbeitet |
