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Best way to insert "id" in template to identify each page uniquely for individual page styling...
9 November 2011 at 5:49pm Last edited: 9 November 2011 5:51pm
Hi,
I'm sure this has been done before or there might even be a standard way of doing this.
I'd like to have my main content div or even the body tag have a unique id for each page, so that I can selectively style elements differently on each page. (NOTE: the content I'd like to style is not editable in the CMS, so I can't add ID's via CMS editor)
eg For landing page
<body id="landing">
<h1>Landing Page Heading - Which I don't want to see...</h1>
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</body>eg For contact us page
<body id="contactUs">
<h1>Contact Us</h1>
...
</body>CSS File
body#landingPage {
display:none;
}Rather than having to create a new field Page class, (ie ID), surely there is somefield available that will do the trick?
Thanks very much,
VWD.
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Re: Best way to insert "id" in template to identify each page uniquely for individual page styling...
9 November 2011 at 6:58pm
Maybe use $ElementName? This is generated from the page's link.
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Re: Best way to insert "id" in template to identify each page uniquely for individual page styling...
10 November 2011 at 7:09am
You can use $ID or $URLSegment too.
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Re: Best way to insert "id" in template to identify each page uniquely for individual page styling...
10 November 2011 at 7:10am
Maybe even $ClassName if you can match against a general class of pages.
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