Re: permalink view flavouring/ looking for a css hack

On 7/17/07, William Cybriwsky <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi! Fairly new user of pyblosxom, liking it quite a bit. But I have a
> problem (probably with multiple solutions): footer placement in
> permalinked stories. You can see it at my pyblosxom blog:
> http://cornerguy.adakist.com/cgi-bin/pyblosxom.cgi - the front page
> display is how I'd have it on the permalinked pages, but the footer shows
> up right after the story. It'd be preferable if a CSS guru could enlighten
> me as to a clean solution, but failing that, is there a way to override
> styles for permalinks/single stories?

If you want a flavour for your indexes and a flavour for single
stories/permalinks, then I think it's easiest to do a single flavour.

However, ...  you could use the pyinclude plugin I wrote to
differentiate between index pages and single-story pages and output
different HTML/CSS accordingly.  It allows for Python blocks.

   http://www.bluesock.org/~willg/cgi-bin/devtrac.cgi/wiki/pyinclude

See if that helps.

> P.S. - As a sidenote, I was wondering if anyone here would be interested
> in the twitter plugin that I'm developing (also seen in action at the
> site).  I still need to sort a few things out (download link, page
> explaining it, so on) before submitting it to the plugin registry, but
> would anyone actually use it?

Someone else wrote a Netflix queue plugin and after discovering it, I
started using it.  I don't have a Twitter account myself, but lots of
people do and I'm sure there's some overlap between people who have
Twitter accounts and people who use PyBlosxom.  Can't hurt to have it
added to the registry.

/will

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