You can create a ‘text link style’ to the contents of a named div, or table.
But can you create a text link style to just an individual table cell contents?
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Freeway does not (by itself) create a class or id property for table
cells, which is what you would need in order to do this. I wrote an
Action quite some time ago called AddSelector[1], which can make this
possible. What you would need to do is create a new style with either
a tag of
#your_id a
or
.your_class a
and then apply the Action to the cell that you want to affect. In the
Action interface, you would select TD from the picking list, and then
either enter the ID or the Class that you wanted to use (depending on
how you had created your style).
What the action will do is apply a classname or an id to the element
it’s applied to, and from there, the normal rules of CSS cascade will
do the rest.
Another thing you could try would be to simply create a new style
that applies to the link. Select the link text and style it how you
will, then save the style and apply it to other text. It’s not as
neat as the “apply one style to the container” approach, and it does
result in duplicated code since each link will have a style applied
to it, but it will avoid you needing to make a style, figure out how
to get Freeway to publish it on the page, and mess around with Actions.
Walter
On Dec 30, 2007, at 7:48 AM, dwn wrote:
You can create a ‘text link style’ to the contents of a named div,
or table.But can you create a text link style to just an individual table
cell contents?
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