For attributes, you can typically call the tag without a body and
specify new attributes. As an example, I've been doing this in some
views:
<page>
<body: class="new-body-class" />
<content:>
Some content
</content:>
</page>
You may also, in this particular case, want to take a look at the docs
for Event.onReady in the lowpro library - Hobo dropped use of the
onload parameter a while back and switched to this. It may help in
your case as well.
--Matt Jones
On Jul 8, 2009, at 12:34 PM, blueHandTalking wrote:
>
> I have redefined <page> in clean.dryml.
>
> In clean.dryml, I have <body param>, and beneath this <header param>
> <div param ="masthead>, etc.
>
> A while back I discovered that if I use the <body> tag in a page, it
> over rides all
> the entry point tags below (<masthead>, etc.)
>
> What I would like to do is be able to have a case where
> <body onload="togglevisible('mydiv')">
>
> Is there any way to pass in the extra parameter without destroying the
> ability to
> access the entry points below <body>?
>
> If not with the tags, is it possible with logic, and how would that
> look?
>
> jet
> >
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