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... use multiple break attributes?
I’m trying to use the “Txp:section list /” tag for my site’s navigation.
—> http://textpattern.net/wiki/index.php?title=Txp:section_list_/
The problem is that I need a structure like:
<code>
<ul>
<li><a href=”“><span></span></a></li>
</ul>
</code>
In order to style the links (with rounded corners,…).
I tried to use
<code><txp:section_list wraptag=“ul” break=“span li” /></code>
<code><txp:section_list wraptag=“ul” break=“span” break=“li” /></code>
<br />But that doesn’t work…
How can I solve this?
Johan.
Last edited by johan_vm (2006-02-11 19:41:28)
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#2 2006-02-12 13:21:28
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Re: ... use multiple break attributes?
Use the class attribute, <txp:section_list class="whatever" />, and style the .whatever li a in your CSS.
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Re: ... use multiple break attributes?
Thank you for your reply, but I don’t think adding a class attribute would solve my problem…
That’s because I use rounded navigation tabs that require a background image (two actually, one for the left and one for the right corner).
At the moment (with the links hardcoded in my XHTML; without using the section list tag) I can apply:
-one background image to the <code>li</code> tag
-one to the <code>span</code> tag
Using <code>li</code> and <code>.whatever li</code>, would mean setting two different background images to one element. I don’t think that’s possible; even when you use two different CSS selectors.
I guess I will keep using the hardcoded links… I only need four of them after all :-)
Last edited by johan_vm (2006-02-12 19:44:29)
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#4 2006-02-12 20:15:57
- els
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Re: ... use multiple break attributes?
I agree handcoding seems to be the only solution, and not much of a problem if there are only four sections. There may be a plugin that can do what you want.
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Re: ... use multiple break attributes?
I will stick to handcoding. I only need three links actually. The fourth will be for a punbb forum.
I already knew the TXP plugin site. I have browsed it before, and found a few interestin plugins:
one to show an “edit” link on your frontend, one to show punbb info, one for alternating comments,…
Johan.
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