Woody suggestion

[Mark Lundquist <ml...@wrinkledog.com>]

Would it be a good thing for woody-page-styling.xsl to copy attributes 
from <wi:group> into whatever container (<table>, <div>, <fieldset>) it 
generates?

I needed to get a handle on the elements in my CSS, so I hacked 
woody-page-styling.xsl to generate

	<table class="form">

...but it seems like it would be nice if you could just say this in 
your template:

	<wi:group class="whatever">


What do others think?

- Mark


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Re: Woody suggestion

[Antonio Gallardo <ag...@agssa.net>]

Hi Mark:

Good idea. Also if we need to use client-side Javascript, we can also
define id attributes. Example:

<table id="form">

I already use client-side Javascript with CForms (aka. Woody) and plan to
write a short and simple tutorial in wiki of how we can do this.

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo


Of course we must to be sure every id is unique.

Mark Lundquist dijo:
> Would it be a good thing for woody-page-styling.xsl to copy attributes
> from <wi:group> into whatever container (<table>, <div>, <fieldset>) it
> generates?
>
> I needed to get a handle on the elements in my CSS, so I hacked
> woody-page-styling.xsl to generate
>
> 	<table class="form">
>
> ...but it seems like it would be nice if you could just say this in
> your template:
>
> 	<wi:group class="whatever">
>
>
> What do others think?
>
> - Mark
>
>
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