How many different h1 classes are you going to need?
I'm thinking if you could perhaps make use of quantity queries instead? A bit like Heydon is writing about in this article http://alistapart.com/article/quantity-queries-for-css - Just targeting h1's. I know that this can be hard but if you know that the first h1 always needs to be a certain style and all the others need to be another style it may be an option - depending on the level of browsers you need to support as well of course.
Or if the H1 styling should differ for certain page types then you could perhaps set a class on the element with the name of the document type and then use this class to target the h1's on the page.
Otherwise I think you'll need to create multiple types of headlines in the config where you can add unique classes...which is not that dynamic I guess.
I studied the Fanoe Theme more now and I think I found a couple of paths.
My first option was to hardcode various classes into markup and simply make a list of header types to choose from (both h1 and h2x).I am still total noob when it comes to Grid, first chance to do something concrete now.
Another silly q is this. If I want a div with background image where I want a media uploader but display as div rather than img. Do I need to make a custom editor for that or is there a quicker way?
I think you would need to make a custom editor where you define it like the H1 above and then set the value in the div like....<div style="background:url(#value#)">....I have not tried though but I can imagine it would be something like that.
Grid Layout - How to set class on H1 (header)
Trying to figure out the settings for this.
I have this but how do you set the class dynamically for the h1? I have several types.
Hi Marcus
How many different h1 classes are you going to need?
I'm thinking if you could perhaps make use of quantity queries instead? A bit like Heydon is writing about in this article http://alistapart.com/article/quantity-queries-for-css - Just targeting h1's. I know that this can be hard but if you know that the first h1 always needs to be a certain style and all the others need to be another style it may be an option - depending on the level of browsers you need to support as well of course.
Or if the H1 styling should differ for certain page types then you could perhaps set a class on the element with the name of the document type and then use this class to target the h1's on the page.
Otherwise I think you'll need to create multiple types of headlines in the config where you can add unique classes...which is not that dynamic I guess.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
/Jan
Thank you Jan.
I studied the Fanoe Theme more now and I think I found a couple of paths.
My first option was to hardcode various classes into markup and simply make a list of header types to choose from (both h1 and h2x).I am still total noob when it comes to Grid, first chance to do something concrete now.
Another silly q is this. If I want a div with background image where I want a media uploader but display as div rather than img. Do I need to make a custom editor for that or is there a quicker way?
Hi Marcus
I think you would need to make a custom editor where you define it like the H1 above and then set the value in the div like....
<div style="background:url(#value#)">....I have not tried though but I can imagine it would be something like that./Jan
I am beginning to come come around with this now. Thanks for the pointers Jan.
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