[Templates] INCLUDE context / NAMESPACE
Andrew McFarland
amcfarl@unite.net
Thu, 14 Nov 2002 08:42:23 +0000
At 17:45 13/11/2002 +0000, "Paul Tomlin" <paul@digitlondon.com> wrote:
<snip>
>Any ideas? I'm sure that there is probably a way to achieve
>what I want but it may not be in the way I am expecting.
<snip>
I think a lot of what you want can be achieved outside of TT.
Don't use the style attribute in production code - it causes all sorts of
weird problems[0]. Use an external CSS[1] file and the class attribute.
Then use rules in the CSS like this:
p.styled {color: red}
div.styled {color: blue}
Using more complex CSS rules, and a properly structured (X)HTML document,
you can probably get all the styling you need[2]. In fact if you do it
really properly you may even be able to avoid the class attribute
altogether.
If you really want to do it in TT, something like
$context = {
bat => "cool"
};
[% PROCESS foo bar=bat %]
[% BLOCK foo%]
<div class="[% context.${bar} %]">
[% END %]
may be what you want, but I'll let TT experts comment on that one.
[0] See http://aamcf.co.uk/temp/botch in Netscape 4 with CSS on for an
extreme example.
[1] Assuming you are using CSS
[2] E-mail me offlist for tips if you need to. Its way OT for here :)
--
Andrew McFarland
UNITE Solutions Phone 028 9077 7338
http://www.unite.net/ Fax 028 9077 7313