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class="demo" for entire site?
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Hey all,
I was wondering if there was a wild card to implement this tag for every image on the site, or even within a directory...
class="demo"
Would be great as I'm going to be having clients publish articles and don't really want to train them...
Thanks!!!
tm
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- Andy Miller
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you can put it on the body tag:
<body class="demo">
then you can put in your css stuff like:
img.something {} body.demo img.something {}
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Andy- That is so cool.
Just so I understand- body tag of the index.php file?
Can you give me an example of the css suggestion?
Thanks so much.
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- JasonC
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this might be exactly what i was looking for.
can i add this to a module? I only need it for one module. if so how do i implment this. i understand the {rokaccess guest} etc.... tags, however i do not know where to put this tag.
thanks guys you are the best!
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Jason,
If you only need it for one module, I'd suggest just adding [class="demo"] anywhere in that particular tag.
Ex:
<img src="images/stories/image.jpg" title="Image Title" class="demo" align="left" hspace='6' vspace="6"/>
I haven't had time to mess with the body tag/css...for the entire site.
Hope this was what you were looking for...
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- JasonC
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Tim Miller wrote:
Jason,
If you only need it for one module, I'd suggest just adding [class="demo"] anywhere in that particular tag.
Ex:
<img src="images/stories/image.jpg" title="Image Title" class="demo" align="left" hspace='6' vspace="6"/>
I haven't had time to mess with the body tag/css...for the entire site.
Hope this was what you were looking for...
what if its not an image. the module that i want to only show for guests is a media player.
I have a media player on my front page of my site. right now i have a media player with a playlist that i want only for registered users to be able to see. then i want to have the same media player in the same spot with a different playlist that only guest can view.
this may sound confusing but i dont want guests to be able to hear all the music on the playlist. i have a problem with a lot of people being on the site listening to music but not loged into the site, altho i want new visitors to be able to hear some of the music other wise they wont know that there is music to listen to.
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- Andy Miller
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- This technique only really works for stuff that can be controlled via css. So no, it's not going to help with more workflow oriented stuff like a playlist. You can assign a module to a user group like "registered" users though. Then the module will only show if you are logged in.
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- JasonC
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Andy Miller wrote:
This technique only really works for stuff that can be controlled via css. So no, it's not going to help with more workflow oriented stuff like a playlist. You can assign a module to a user group like "registered" users though. Then the module will only show if you are logged in.
ya i want a demo playlist on the site for guests so they can see some examples.
i think i found what im looking for. you can position it inside and area because its a popup but you can have it pop up for only guests and enter html in it. not exactly what i was looking for but it will ok till i can figure out something else.
here is the link if anyone else might need.
www.dart-creations.com/joomla/joomla-mod...la-popin-window.html
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