Hi guys,
if I create a normal list, it wraps this in an ul tag. So far so good.
But is it possible to hook to this unordered list IDs and/or class(es) preferably? Just thinking about creating stuff like this:
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/examples/vertical/#
with a lil amount of WYSIWYG feeling. Doing it with MarkUp is naturally not a problem.
Cheers
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
It is very easy to give your unordered list a class. This is what I do.
First, select the text you want to be the list, then use the inspector to
indent it once.
Now, use the style editor to create a new style - usually things like
font-size etc, but definitely list-style. “Bulleted” gives you a ul or
unordered list structure. Give the new style a class name, then apply it to
your list.
Now when FWP publishes the list, it will include the class style ( ul
class=“mystyle” ).
Caveats: Freeway Pro will un-apply the style every time you modify a
hyperlink in the list. You must simply re-select the list and re-apply the
style. Don’t forget to send Softpress a lump of coal for their xmas
stocking for this.
Modifying the style: Since I most commonly use the ul as a menu, I don’t
want bullets - but “unbulleted” in FWP produces a different structure - a
malformed data list (send more coal). To get a ul structure with no
bullets, choose “bullets” as the style but Extend the style with **
list-type:none **. Don’t forget to set the left-padding and left-margin to
0.
Best wishes,
if I create a normal list, it wraps this in an ul tag. So far so good.
But is it possible to hook to this unordered list IDs and/or class(es)
preferably? Just thinking about creating stuff like this:
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Ernie Simpson
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Hi Ernie,
do you know a good coal dealer and probably a tailor making the stocking fit?
Let me shorten this to:
A div or an img is extendable by hundreds of classes if necessary in order to match required names (.my-style .my-other-style) using either the extended dialog or even the ID2class action.
As far as I can see (mostly not much), for lists it is a single one I can apply, restricted by naming-convention, restricted to ul (what about li)?
For this reason, I usually use lists in MarkUp or CrowBar (if it is not the CSS-Menu Action in use which is a lil pain to figure out the ID and class-names in order to adjust them to my needs).
So how do you use the generated FW-lists to make your menus?
HoHoHo (Cheers)
Santa-Claus
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Don’t forget AddSelector. Using it in its inline format, you can add an ID or a set of classes to any of these tags:
['blockquote','p','li','dd','dt','h1','h2','h3','h4','h5','h6']
Just place it inline within the run of text somewhere, and make the settings as you like.
Walter
On Dec 10, 2013, at 3:14 AM, Thomas Kimmich wrote:
Hi Ernie,
do you know a good coal dealer and probably a tailor making the stocking fit?
Let me shorten this to:
A div or an img is extendable by hundreds of classes if necessary in order to match required names (.my-style .my-other-style) using either the extended dialog or even the ID2class action.
As far as I can see (mostly not much), for lists it is a single one I can apply, restricted by naming-convention, restricted to ul (what about li)?
For this reason, I usually use lists in MarkUp or CrowBar (if it is not the CSS-Menu Action in use which is a lil pain to figure out the ID and class-names in order to adjust them to my needs).
So how do you use the generated FW-lists to make your menus?
HoHoHo (Cheers)
Santa-Claus
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