Hi Alan,
Thanks for your explanation. I got the idea now, and I think your
solution is easier to implement when I replace the divs containing the
links with list items.
Best regards,
Annet
The code is pretty extense, but I think that there is no need to set
conditional css and script tags. I'd put template syntax sentences in
views for alternating A with P tags (or wathever tag suits the style
needs for the site) and changing the class attribute for each page
item. That grants you th
Hi Alan,
I am still struggling getting your solution mapped to my problem, I'll
post the entire view, hoping you will provide me with some more clues
to help me get this to work.
{{extend 'initLayout.html'}}
.content {margin: 24px auto 24px; width: 600px;}
.admin a, .admin a:visited {color
Hi Alan,
Thanks for your reply. I'll give your solution a try.
Kind regards,
Annet
Looks like the javascript part is not working, obviously. Instead, why
not to change the helper instance programatically (from A to P and P
to A) if the user is logged in or not? Even it is possible to change
the helper class according to the condition in the helper
initialization:
if something:
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