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Why .typography CSS-class everywhere?
11 September 2009 at 9:12pm
I can´t figure out why the class .typography is used everywhere in the typography.css of the blackcandy-template. Of what reason is it there? It seems curious there is an extra class over all.
Can anybody enlighten me?
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Re: Why .typography CSS-class everywhere?
11 September 2009 at 10:25pm
typography is applied as a class in cms around the content text area box and around the main content box on the front end for sharing styles. Eg if you did not have the .typography class in the CMS the following style would apply to the whole cms - p { font-size: 120% } but by wrapping a .typography class round the style it means that we can isolate the same div on the front end + backend without effecting the whole CMS interface
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Re: Why .typography CSS-class everywhere?
14 September 2009 at 6:42am
Good, that makes sense.
Do you know if there are any explanations or comments on the CSS anywhere? I note that both the layout.css and typography.css will affect for example text-sizes.
Thank you.
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Re: Why .typography CSS-class everywhere?
14 September 2009 at 8:51am
If there is any documentation at all it would be on http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=css
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Re: Why .typography CSS-class everywhere?
14 September 2009 at 8:16pm
Thanks Willr, that was a good css-resource even if there wasn´t much on what the typography.css and the layout.css should contain.
I would prefer a more strict use of these so that all things that relate to typography should be in the corresponding css-file. To me there now seem to be a mismatch between them. But I will try to figure out how these css-files relate. Naturally typography and layout will affect each other, which somewhat makes this to a matter of taste.
In a complex CMS-system it is nice to try to get closely related parts in its own bin.
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