[dokuwiki] Re: HTML and CSS
- From: "Terence J. Grant" <tjgrant@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:37:19 -0400
Hi Sylvain,
I think I understand your point a little better now.
My first thought is that you can already accomplish css blocks within
html blocks, either through... (forgive me if my syntax is off a
little here)
<html><link rel="stylesheet" href="file.css" /></html>
<html><div id="some_style_you_defined"></html>
==== Your Styled Section ====
Etc etc.
<html></div></html>
Or alternatively...
<html><div id="something" style="whatev."></html>
==== Your other styled section ====
etc etc.
<html></div></html>
My first instinct would be to favor separating wiki markup and html
markup as much as possible, so this might not be something I would do,
though i would probably go with the second method above if I had to.
The only thing I would add though is that a css plugin (which of
course does not exist) may be interesting, perhaps you'd have
something like this:
=== Some relevant section ===
.
.
.
<css|Some relevant section>
div.blah
{
...
};
</css>
Hopefully it's obvious how this would work.
Again I'd reiterate though, to me separating content and visualization
is overall a good thing, and I'd think based on my experience the
cases in which you'd want to custom style a section might be very few
(limited to a page or set of pages) to which you might instead
investigate the loadskin plugin or the multitemplate template to get
page/namespace specific styling.
> To provide a user CSS for a specific wiki raw html block. Like a wiki
> raw CSS block:
> In the editor I would have the CSS with a <css></css> block then I
> would have a <html></html> block.
> Well, that's the idea.
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