Bill Fenner wrote:
> On 3/8/07, Hussein Shafie <hussein at xmlmind.com> wrote:
>> Bill Fenner wrote:
>> > *::attribute(anchor) {
>> > attribute-content-left: "[a:";
>> > attribute-content-middle: text-field(attribute, anchor, columns,
>> > 10);
>> > attribute-content-right: "] ";
>> > show-attribute: when-added;
>> > font-size: 80%;
>> > }
>> >
>> > I would like to have a small button to add an anchor to an element
>> > when it's missing
>>
>> What about replacing:
>>
>> attribute-content-right: "] ";
>>
>> by:
>>
>> attribute-content-right: "] "
>> command-button(icon, icon(plus),
>> command, "putAttribute",
>> parameters, '[id] anchor');
>>
>
> Sorry for being unclear in my question. I don't want the [a: or the
> value-editor or the ] in the view when there's no anchor, since it can
> go on every single element and it would be a lot of clutter since most
> elements won't have anchors. So when there is no anchor, I want the
> equivalent of
>
>> command-button(icon, icon(plus),
>> command, "putAttribute",
>> parameters, '[id] anchor');
>
> but when there is an anchor, I want the value editor (and no putAttribute).
I don't see anything other than:
----
*:after {
display: inline;
content: " " command-button(icon, icon(right-target),
command, "putAttribute",
parameters, "[id] anchor");
}
*[anchor]:after {
display: inline;
content: " [a:" text-field(attribute, anchor, columns, 10) "]";
font-size: 80%;
}
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