I believe the output of a Repeatable is wrapped in div tag. I use the
following code to generate a div tag.
- type: Repeatable
nested_name: appointments
counter_name: appointment_count
attributes:
class: ShawnTest
id: appointment_count
elements:
This outputs:
<div class="ShawnTest" id="appointment_count">
This is wrapped around all of the elements in the Repeatable block.
Thanks for the tip about the first-child. I tested it, but couldn't get
it to work. I will have to read up on it.
Carl Franks wrote:
2009/3/26 Ascii King <t...@swattermatter.com>:
I apologize for asking this twice, but I have not yet solved it.
Is it possible to specify a different characteristic for the first record in
a repeatable? I would like the class in the first repeatable block to be
different from the rest of the class tags. Something like a
first_record_attributes option or the header in a table.
There's nothing that would currently achieve this.
Can you use the "first-child" CSS pseudo-selector?
It's supported in IE7+ and every other browser.
Currently, the output of a Repeatable isn't wrapped in a containing
div, but I don't think it would break anything to change that.
Then you could do:
.repeatable div:first-child { }
Any help?
I'd be a little worried that if a first_rep_attributes() were added,
there'd soon be calls for:
last_rep_attributes(),
odd_rep_attributes(),
even_rep_attributes()...
And where would it stop? ;)
Carl
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