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Subject: Help fpr some Website customization
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I’d like to change some
pieces for the design of the “website” application. The point is I
could find a way to do this via “public” customization offered by
the application (the parameters and templates explained in Bob’s book),
and I cannot find the appropriate temple to “touch” in the many style-sheets
included in the distribution. Following are some of the customizationa
I’d like to achieve: 1)
I’d like to be able to change the configuration
of the webpage footer. For example, a.
The “next” and “prev”
links appears in the far bottom line and I prefer to have them in the first
line of the footer (and also be able to change the text and properties of these
links). b.
The “copyright” sub-section of the footer
gets an extra level (<span
class="footcopy"><span
class="copyright">…
</span></span>) producing a spurious “extra line” in
that part of the footer (and producing the “next and “prev” links going deeper down to the page). 2)
I’d like to have the “navigation header”
not only in the “home” (root) page of the website, but on all those
“normal” pages I’d like. 3)
I’d like to introduce an “up”
navigation link either in the footer (together with “next” and “prev”) or in the “navigation header”. 4)
I’d like to add some new behaviour to some block
elements via “@role” attribute. For example, being able to define a
“floating <sidebar>” and defining the floating features of
the sidebar via CSS. 5)
I’d like to change the style of some <title>
elements. In this case, an ease solution would be also to be able to assign a specific
“@class” attribute to <title> and work out the result via
CSS. Sorry for pestering you, but
any help would be appreciated. Regards, Pedro No virus found in this outgoing message. |
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