Just what it says in the subject, really. I want to create a link at the foot of the current page to feed through to the W3C validator, appending the exact page location to the validator's page.
Thanks in advance.
[Solved] Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
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Deak
[Solved] Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
Last edited by Deak on Fri Nov 09, 2007 10:58 am, edited 1 time in total.
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cyberman
Re: Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
There are existing tags name valid_xhtml and valid_css which will do that
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Deak
Re: Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
That's very neat, thanks.
However... what I was hoping to do was create links just from the text "XHTML" and "CSS", so I'm after a code like:
XHTML
The W3C logos are quite horrible against my site's design.
However... what I was hoping to do was create links just from the text "XHTML" and "CSS", so I'm after a code like:
XHTML
The W3C logos are quite horrible against my site's design.
Last edited by Deak on Fri Nov 09, 2007 9:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
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cyberman
Re: Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
Please look at tag help - tags have a text mode too
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Deak
[Solved] Re: Is there a tag for the url of the current page?
Superb, I'm really liking CMSMS! Inside the system I went to Extensions | Tags and found what I needed.
Here's how I did it:
{valid_xhtml image='false' text='XHTML'} | {valid_css image='false' text='CSS'}
Thanks a lot.
Here's how I did it:
{valid_xhtml image='false' text='XHTML'} | {valid_css image='false' text='CSS'}
Thanks a lot.
