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I have a request for some extra "css hooks" in the template HTML:

- having a class "siteName" on the paragraph that contains the site name (and get rid of that br following it)
- having a class of "section" (or something similar) to each menu list item that contains a (non clickable) section name.
- having an class for the body tag, depending on the section that we're in. For example, if I would be in section "photo projects", and the body would have a class "photo-projects", I could very easily give a special style to that whole section (font color, background image etc) using css.

These changes wouldn't change the basic html structure, it would just give some extra flexibility.

Maybe I should add it myself, but I don't know in which file I have to look...

Thanks

Sure, flexibility is never ending, but there is much more here than you know.

1 - can't do that...it would break things for many, many people...you can do it yourself however.

2 - planned...

3 - you can already change the background color page by page. you can add styles on the fly if you desire. you can add background images already.

In the /studio/site/eatock/readme.txt file there are basic instructions how to create your own template set.

1. I found out how to do it: in preferences - pre nav text, I've wrapped the with a div with class="site_name". It replaces the P (and gets rid of the BR if I delete all empty spaces after the div)
2. great
3. That's true. And I was more thinking of changing font colors (together with background), and doing it for a whole section rather than every separate page. But never mind, I'll just use what is available.

Thank you

3. There is enough there to do it...it's just not documented yet. You could use a system variable to get the section...such as...mockup of code...

Crap...this thing is editing the code for me...

div id='section_< % section_id % >' ...take out the spaces in the system variable

Be sure you specify #section_1, #section_2, etc in your css.

ps: I've tried to update my last post, but the "update" button doesn't do anything. And after reloading the page my editing doesn't show up.(I'm on Firefox 2 on Linux)

I meant "I've wrapped the obj_name with a div" etc.

I can see it on the site. But I don't see any changes to the css file.

You should switch the template set to your new template set or to samples - the eatock is hard coded into the system.

Ahah! I've added the section_id as a class to the body and it works great.

Thanks, Vaska!