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Using specific codes between templates

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    • Thomas vR
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    Using specific codes between templates

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • Hi,

      As an example, in the Reflex template you get the code <div class="rt-grid-4 rt-alpha">. Is this specific to the reflex template or can it be used in other templates such as Omnicron as well? Whereas in Omnicron you find code such as <div class="rt-demo-grid-4">; once again, is his specific to omnicron.

      In other words: Are codes used in a specific template available in other newer templates and in earlier templates as well?

      Is there a post somewhere explaining what code can be interused between templates?

      Would you mind teaching me something regarding the above, please? I still have a lot to learn.
      Thanks in advance.
    • Regards
      Tom
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    Re: Using specific codes between templates

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • there is no list and there will never be one. There is some stuctural markup + css that you will find in all GANTRY-templates. .rt-grid-xy classes, .rt-block, .rt-container etc. But the actual rules may change from template to template. .rt-demo-grid-4 is css that is used in the demo content and not really a part of the template it has NOTHING to do with .rt-grid-4 wich is part of gantry.css and the gantry-core ...

      You can inspect the basic gantry-template on gantry-framework.org to see what is basically needed for GANTRY to work.
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    Re: Using specific codes between templates

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • Thank you very much Henning.
    • Regards
      Tom

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