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#1 2014-12-13 14:36:52

pierlu

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manage the css in a summary

I created a summary with three paragraphs, I would like to give each paragraph a class to manage them independently is possible?

#2 2014-12-13 16:29:33

colak

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Re: manage the css in a summary

I take it you mean about adding classes in the article tab using textile. You can by adding

p(class1). your first paragraph

p(class2). your second paragraph

p(anotherclass). your third paragraph

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#3 2014-12-13 18:45:53

GugUser

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Re: manage the css in a summary

colak: For what are the dots in the classes? I think p(class1). your first paragraph is enough.

#4 2014-12-13 19:03:55

pierlu

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Re: manage the css in a summary

Inside the article by Textpattern?

#5 2014-12-14 06:29:48

colak

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Re: manage the css in a summary

GugUser wrote #286500:

colak: For what are the dots in the classes? I think p(class1). your first paragraph is enough.

You are right:) corrected above

pierlu wrote #286502:

Inside the article by Textpattern?

yes:)

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#6 2014-12-14 09:15:48

etc

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Re: manage the css in a summary

pierlu wrote #286502:

Inside the article by Textpattern?

You can do it for all articles at once, replacing <txp:excerpt /> in article forms with

<txp:etc_query data='<txp:excerpt />'
	replace="p[1]@@class=class1;p[2]@@class=class2;p[3]@@class=class3" />

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#7 2014-12-14 18:45:06

pierlu

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Re: manage the css in a summary

I tried but I can not, in my opinion I have to give a CSS class to the paragraphs in the article. I tried with p (class1). your first paragraph but I results

#8 2014-12-14 19:20:57

uli

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Re: manage the css in a summary

pierlu wrote #286524:

I tried with p (class1). your first paragraph but I results

You seem to have a serious problem with continually adding too much blanks. Watch these. Try p(class1). your first paragraph and copy/paste it. You’ll see it works.

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