sinucello
Well-known member
Hi,
as a
<xen:if is="{$contentTemplate} == '
conditional doesn`t work in CSS templates, I had to find another way to set the width of the complete page content differently depening on the currently viewed page. The forum list with it`s side column has to be broader than the rest. So I added this to extra.css:
and then changed the body tag in the PAGE_CONTAINER like this:
it works but I have two questions:
Conclusion so far:
it would be better if conditionals would work in CSS and if the {$contentTemplate} var would be moved up from the content-div to the body tag as you can`t control the HTML-elements above the content-div this way.
all the best,
Sacha
as a
<xen:if is="{$contentTemplate} == '
conditional doesn`t work in CSS templates, I had to find another way to set the width of the complete page content differently depening on the currently viewed page. The forum list with it`s side column has to be broader than the rest. So I added this to extra.css:
Code:
div.pageWidth,div#headerMover,fieldset#moderatorBar {
max-width: 1024px;
margin: 0 auto;
position: relative;
zoom: 1;
padding-right: 0;
padding-left: 0;
}
.forum_list div.pageWidth, .forum_list div#headerMover, .forum_list fieldset#moderatorBar {
max-width: 1170px;
}and then changed the body tag in the PAGE_CONTAINER like this:
Code:
old:
<body{xen:if {$bodyClasses}, ' class="{$bodyClasses}"'}>
new:
<body class="{$contentTemplate}{xen:if {$bodyClasses}, ' ,{$bodyClasses}'}">it works but I have two questions:
- where is the bodyClasses variable set and can I set it myself?
- as conditionals (at least some of them) don`t work in CSS, how can I make sure that additional CSS templates that I include with the help of conditionals in non-CSS templates are loaded after all the other CSS files (I learned that you can be sure of that only with extra.css )
Conclusion so far:
it would be better if conditionals would work in CSS and if the {$contentTemplate} var would be moved up from the content-div to the body tag as you can`t control the HTML-elements above the content-div this way.
all the best,
Sacha
