[drupal-devel] [feature] Make $node->type a class in the main div
of the default node.tpl.php
factoryjoe
drupal-devel at drupal.org
Wed May 11 18:33:38 UTC 2005
Issue status update for http://drupal.org/node/22487
Project: Drupal
Version: cvs
Component: theme system
Category: feature requests
Priority: normal
Assigned to: willmoy
Reported by: willmoy
Updated by: factoryjoe
Status: patch
This will be in the upcoming versions of SpreadSpread (was
SpreadFirefox), Lincoln's Revenge and Democratica.
factoryjoe
Previous comments:
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May 10, 2005 - 01:36 : willmoy
Attachment: http://drupal.org/files/issues/nodetype_theming.patch (716 bytes)
This patch would change the main div of, for example, a sticky book node
from:
<div class="node sticky">
to:
<div class="node node-book sticky">
This is to aid theming; motivated by trying to theme forums differently
from pages etc.
It uses the same convention as node type-specific blocks (e.g.
class="block block-book") and it is should be completely backward
compatible so long as people do not have very odd tastes in class
names.
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May 10, 2005 - 11:30 : adrian
You could also just copy node.tpl.php to your theme dir and modify it
there to user $node->type, and if you only want to do something for
forum nodes, you could copy the node.tpl.php to node-forum.tpl.php
PHPTemplate has been moved to core for 4.7, so I will only accept this
patch for the 4.6 branch if it is accepted into core. Otherwise your
templates will just magically stop working.
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May 10, 2005 - 14:42 : stefan nagtegaal
I do think this is nicer than the way of having multiple
node.$type.tpl.php files as we have now...
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May 10, 2005 - 14:49 : willmoy
Both are useful. This exposes options to CSS that wouldn't otherwise be
there, but there are of course PHP things that you can only do in
node-whatever.tpl.php.
This patch augments current functionality, it doesn't replace it or
make it redundant.
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