Some ideas to discuss
Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 12:06 am
I have been building my first full blooded CMSMS site and I will be coming back to the fora to ask for help with a password protected front page and the language switching parts of the site I'm building.
What I'm primarily concerned with here is discussing what I came across whilst I've been building.
My first feature I think everyone should have is a way to put in a specific body id tag. My current idea is that when you set up a page you would have a box to define an id tag for the page, you can default it blank of course. The page code would be something along the lines of .
Now this allows you in your CSS to do things like put individualised backgrounds on pages, to have a completely different homepage layout to the rest of the website, just by specifying #bodyid before the hompage element that you are styling.
The second feature that I would like to see is {IEstylesheet} or just some way to put in the hacks we want but hiding them from the CSS validation. You could then have {IEstylesheet} and then just a link in the back end to the IEstylesheet page. Currently I do this with a separate file and a global content block, but that's a bit of a faff to be honest, for just a line of styling.
What I'm primarily concerned with here is discussing what I came across whilst I've been building.
My first feature I think everyone should have is a way to put in a specific body id tag. My current idea is that when you set up a page you would have a box to define an id tag for the page, you can default it blank of course. The page code would be something along the lines of .
Now this allows you in your CSS to do things like put individualised backgrounds on pages, to have a completely different homepage layout to the rest of the website, just by specifying #bodyid before the hompage element that you are styling.
The second feature that I would like to see is {IEstylesheet} or just some way to put in the hacks we want but hiding them from the CSS validation. You could then have {IEstylesheet} and then just a link in the back end to the IEstylesheet page. Currently I do this with a separate file and a global content block, but that's a bit of a faff to be honest, for just a line of styling.