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version 1.1, 2002/12/25 19:05:02
version 1.2, 2003/03/17 19:22:43



Line 79  joined in one string. Example: pme_butto




Line 79  joined in one string. Example: pme_butto




                       allow us to have for example one col hightlighted with
                       allow us to have for example one col hightlighted with


                       different color what other cols; rather cool, isn't it?
                       different color what other cols; rather cool, isn't it?


 
 


 
 --


 
 


 
 I only know enough to confuse the CSS issue ... at some point I wanted


 
 to control the display of a page based on the current operation. Today I


 
 wondered if the language files could somehow play a role ... for example


 
 if the operation was Add (or that label's foreign language equivalent)


 
 then maybe <TD class="add"> ... or something along those lines.


 
 


 
 Actually, this will be taken into consideration. By default, CSS class


 
 names will looks like following example:


 
 


 
 <prefix>-<element>-<pagetype>-<position>-<dividor>-<postfix>


 
 


 
 prefix   - configurable by user


 
 element  - element name (the most problem)


 
 pagetype - add/change/copy/view/delete or empty for list pagetype


 
 position - up/down (only when applicable)


 
 postfix  - configurable per field by user


 
 


 
 pme-somebutton-add-top


 
 pme-cell-add-1-Title


 
 


 
 You will have possibility to simplify class names. In example, you want


 
 the same style for top and bottom buttons on the page. Than you will


 
 just disable <position> in stylesheet class names, and there will one


 
 "pme-somebutton-add" instead "pme-somebutton-add-top" and


 
 "pme-somebutton-add-bottom".


 
 


 
 You can actually group buttons according to page type as well. Thus no


 
 "pme-somebutton-add", "pme-somebutton-change", "pme-somebutton-delete",


 
 but only one class "pme-somebutton".


 
 









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-version 1.1, 2002/12/25 19:05:02
+version 1.2, 2003/03/17 19:22:43
 Line 79  joined in one string. Example: pme_butto
 Line 79  joined in one string. Example: pme_butto
 Line 79  joined in one string. Example: pme_butto
                        allow us to have for example one col hightlighted with
                        different color what other cols; rather cool, isn't it?
+ --
+ I only know enough to confuse the CSS issue ... at some point I wanted
+ to control the display of a page based on the current operation. Today I
+ wondered if the language files could somehow play a role ... for example
+ if the operation was Add (or that label's foreign language equivalent)
+ then maybe <TD class="add"> ... or something along those lines.
+ Actually, this will be taken into consideration. By default, CSS class
+ names will looks like following example:
+ <prefix>-<element>-<pagetype>-<position>-<dividor>-<postfix>
+ prefix   - configurable by user
+ element  - element name (the most problem)
+ pagetype - add/change/copy/view/delete or empty for list pagetype
+ position - up/down (only when applicable)
+ postfix  - configurable per field by user
+ pme-somebutton-add-top
+ pme-cell-add-1-Title
+ You will have possibility to simplify class names. In example, you want
+ the same style for top and bottom buttons on the page. Than you will
+ just disable <position> in stylesheet class names, and there will one
+ "pme-somebutton-add" instead "pme-somebutton-add-top" and
+ "pme-somebutton-add-bottom".
+ You can actually group buttons according to page type as well. Thus no
+ "pme-somebutton-add", "pme-somebutton-change", "pme-somebutton-delete",
+ but only one class "pme-somebutton".
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