[ic] css and [page] tags.

Ed LaFrance edl@newmediaems.com
Tue, 06 Feb 2001 11:14:28 -0800


At 01:28 AM 2/6/01 -0700, you wrote:

>Quoting Cameron Germein <cameron.germein@team.eftel.com>:
>
> > after discussing this with one of the denizens of #interchange (hi
> > Queticon!), i still never really worked out what the best way of
> > approaching
> > this is...
> >
> > as far as functionality goes, [page][/page] == <A></A> - all except for
> > the
> > fact you cant specify `CLASS="xxxx"` in a page tag. Which is a bit of a
> > problem... :) I've tried using <div>,<span>, specifying on the <p> tag,
> > so
> > on and so on - but i cannot, no matter what i try, get it to use the
> > class
> > i'm specifying for the link that is generated by the [page] tags. the
> > only
> > link it seems i can apply is the default css a.link style - which is
> > fine,
> > except for when you want to have more than one style applied to elements
> > on
> > your page :)
> >
> > has ANYONE managed to work out the best way around this?


<a href="[area foo]" class=myclass>Bar</a>
or
<a href="[area foo]" style="(inline style)">Bar</a>

- Ed L.


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