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#1 2007-04-21 17:25:52
- wii
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class="current" ?
Hi, I created a simple website with only 5 pages, the only difference between the templates are a class=“current” in the navigation to show the current site, is there another way to do this, so I just have 1 template ?
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Re: class="current" ?
I did this in a form:
<li <txp:if_section name="about">
class="active" </txp:if_section>>
<a href="<txp:site_url />about/">About
<span class="tab-l"></span><span class="tab-r"></span></a>
</li>We Love TXP . TXP Themes . TXP Tags . TXP Planet . TXP Make
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#3 2007-04-21 17:59:54
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Re: class="current" ?
hmm, how does it look in the template then ?
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#4 2007-04-21 18:05:50
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Re: class="current" ?
You could use the active_class attribute of the section_list tag.
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wii, maybe you could past your code in this thread, easier to point you in the right direction.
mapu, I tried the active_class for a section list but I remember having problems when I was on the Home page.
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#6 2007-04-21 18:20:47
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Re: class="current" ?
hcgtv wrote:
mapu, I tried the active_class for a section list but I remember having problems when I was on the Home page.
I’m using it without any problems on TXP Templates with the following code:
<txp:section_list active_class="active" break="li" default_title="Home" include_default="1" sections="template,article,instructions,about,contact"/>
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mapu wrote:
I’m using it without any problems on TXP Templates with the following code:
Hey, that works, I must of missed something, thanks.
Now I remember why I did it the way I posted above, it’s because the template I was creating used span to create the rounded corners on the navigation bar.
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#8 2007-04-21 18:50:03
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Re: class="current" ?
Ok, my HTML looks something like this:
<li><a href=”/” class=“current” title=“Home”>Home</a></li>
<li><a href=”/page1” title=“Page 1”>Page 1</a></li>
<li><a href=”/page2” title=“Page 2”>Page 2</a></li>
So, I have the class=“current” to show the active page.
How exactly do I write this into a form and template.
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#9 2007-04-21 18:58:49
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Re: class="current" ?
wii, you should really try to make use of TXP’s advantages and use sections for your pages and the tags offered by TXP.
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#10 2007-04-21 19:08:24
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Re: class="current" ?
OMG, that was easy, my above example would be like this:
<txp:section_list active_class=“current” break=“li” default_title=“Home” include_default=“1” sections=“page1,page2”/>
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#11 2007-05-15 19:53:55
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Re: class="current" ?
By the way, I tried doing this for pages only, as I don´t really need to use sections, like this:
<txp:page_list active_class=“current” break=“li” default_title=“Home” include_default=“1” pages=“page1,page2”/>
Any way to do this without sections ?
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