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Re: using txp tags in css
Els, uli and Gocom
Thanks very much. your advices helped!
Last edited by Katalonian (2010-07-05 11:59:04)
<txp:txp_me />
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#14 2010-07-08 10:02:54
- makss
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Re: using txp tags in css
or see Store external text-based files as TxP articles
In articles body your may use any TxP tags.
aks_cron : Cron inside Textpattern | aks_article : extended article_custom tag
aks_cache : cache for TxP | aks_dragdrop : Drag&Drop categories (article, link, image, file)
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#15 2010-07-08 20:31:11
- GugUser
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Re: using txp tags in css
Sorry, but I don’t understand what you are talking about here. Can someone give an example with an TxP-Tag in the CSS-declaration or CSS-file? Which TXP-tag provide, for example, an information about the screen resolution? For this exists the media queries.
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#16 2010-07-10 20:43:00
- makss
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Re: using txp tags in css
geoff777 wrote:
… I could detect the screen resolution of the site visitor, and then call a form in which I could calculate appropriate height and width variables for container and column <div>s.
Use javascript for it, because detect the screen resolution available only on client side.
1. Detect the screen resolution (screen.width)
2. Calculate all width
3. Generate inline CSS. (document.write… )
aks_cron : Cron inside Textpattern | aks_article : extended article_custom tag
aks_cache : cache for TxP | aks_dragdrop : Drag&Drop categories (article, link, image, file)
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Re: using txp tags in css
Do you need to use javascript to detect screen size? I thought it could be done with css @media
I used to think that txp tags in css files would be a great idea, but since using the horrible stylevars system in vBulletin (which is a similar concept) I’m not so sure. As Els said earlier it’s much easier to get specific pages using <body id=”<txp:section />”> and other similar techniques and do targeted conditional css such as…
#actualsectionname #header {background-color:#f00;}Offline