Hello again, o wonder how do this sintaxis inside freeway pro 6 without use markups
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Hello again, o wonder how do this sintaxis inside freeway pro 6 without use markups
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Can you post a link to where you found this?
Are you just wishing to add classes to the section and the nav element. A bit more information would help.
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Here are some quick comments:
You cannot use hyphens or underscores when making a straight-forward
class style in FWP. So instead of “color-1” may I suggest “color1”
The anchor tags in your example aren’t attached to any text tags. They
should either be paragraph tags (p tags) or list item tags (li tags)
The way I would do this is to
create a container and use the inspector palette to change it to a
section structure. Make sure your page is set to HTML5 of course.
apply the style either by Extended markup of the section container (div
tab, add attribute, name=“class”, value=“color1”) OR by creating the class
style “color1” then clicking the section container and applying the style
from the palette. If you apply the style the first way, then you have to
create the style with the TAG field - with the leading period in the name
to define it as a class style. This will force FWP to publish the style,
whereas as a normal class style, FWP will not publish it unless FWP thinks
it’s being used. Also, as a TAG style the only way to apply it is through
the Extended Item interface.
Since your links seem like a list, I would make a list of them.
Highlight them, click the indent in the inspector once, then choose
“bullets”. FWP will automatically make a style for it (e.g., “style1”).
Edit the new style to make it Permanent, change the Name, set the list to
Bullets BUT in the extended dialog create a new definition “list-style”
with value “none”, “padding” with value “0”, and “margin” of “0”. In the
normal Edit Style interface, set the font-size and color. You then can
style this like any other unordered list.
Your code should then appear as such:
<section id="section1" class="color1">
<ul class="listclassname">
<li><a href="#">Wafture</a></li>
<li></li>
<li></li>
<li></li>
<li></li>
</ul>
</section>
If you don’t want an id on the section, there is the Anonymous action by
Walter. You would have to put any positioning attributes into the class
style though.
Hopefully this makes sense to you. Let us know.
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Ernie Simpson
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sorry i mean this:
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Hi, I acquired freeway and joined group.
I wish to add a movie icon to a page so it plays when the link is clicked on, same as adding a PDF file for site uses to view or download, similar to adding media elements to Facebook?
Thank you David.
Darren
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Can you post a link to where you found this?
Are you just wishing to add classes to the section and the nav element. A bit more information would help.
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