On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 10:56 AM, Tomfox Wiranata
<[email protected]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> i created a layout for my user profile before i used cake. so its made
> in usual php with plain css and divs. now i'm confused how to transfer
> it into cakephp specific terms. although, if i copy the code into my
> view it gets rendered correct. but i want a clear structure and not
> mixing it. if i use cake, i want my website coded in cakephp
> principles :)
>
> here are the fragments:
>
> first usual DIVs and links:
>
> <div class="picturebox">
> <div class="linkbox">
> <a href='index.php?site=editprofile'
> class='links'>Profil
> bearbeiten </a>
> <a href='index.php?site=profile'
> class='links'>Nachricht schreiben
> </a>
> <a href="index.php?site=profile" class="links">Profil
> melden </a>
> <a href="index.php?site=profile" class="links">Eigene
> Linkables </
> a>
> </div>
> </div>
>
> what code do i use in cake to implement links to other sites without
> loosing the css formatting? can i re-use some of this code (my DIVs)
> or do even those need to be re-coded?
Use the 3rd param to the Html::link() method to pass HTML element attributes.
echo $html->link(
'Profil bearbeiten',
array('controller' => '', 'action' => ''),
array('class' => 'links')
);
It's difficult to say what the controller/action names should be here
based on your earlier, non-Cake code. It appears that the last 3 of
those links point to the same place.
Also, you could probably do without the class="links" altogether,
since your CSS rule could be:
.linkbox a { ... }
There's no reason for the divs to be re-coded.
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