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Comment markup on Textpattern.com
Glancing at the markup at Textpattern.com, I saw this:
<div class="commentBody">
<a id="c001566"></a>
...
</div> <!--close commentBody -->I understand what the empty anchor element is for, but wouldn’t it be better to do it like this?
<div class="commentBody" id="c001566">
...
</div> <!--close commentBody -->It could be achieved thusly:
<div class="commentBody id="c<txp:comment_id />">
...
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Re: Comment markup on Textpattern.com
Good catch John. I’ll look into that. :)
Update – Done thank you. Actually that anchor is created by a Txp tag – <txp:comment_anchor />.
Last edited by thebombsite (2010-09-27 20:54:01)
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Re: Comment markup on Textpattern.com
Cool!
I don’t know if this matters, but the same design pattern is found in the comment preview form:
<div class="commentBody">
<a id="c0"></a>
<p>Velisim tatiniat modipsustie lectus ros, cipsusto velesto doloreet augiat porta ipit euissim eraestrud molor.</p>
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Re: Comment markup on Textpattern.com
Apropos of that last bit, I also notice that the comment preview system appends #cpreview to the URL, which doesn’t coordinate with the anchor id.
Last edited by johnstephens (2010-09-27 22:11:20)
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Re: Comment markup on Textpattern.com
OK. Done the “id” anchor for the comment preview. The anchor for “cpreview” does exist but it is above the little text message rather than the comment itself.
Last edited by thebombsite (2010-09-28 16:47:09)
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Re: Comment markup on Textpattern.com
Great! I didn’t notice the #cpreview id, but it makes much better sense where it is.
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