Re: [PROPOSAL] 'Region' generated ID set
Mirto Silvio Busico <mbusico-+bmjRK/[email protected]> Thu, 18 Mar 2004 15:22:37 +0000
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+1 for me.
Because I had some problem with skinning portal slots can I propose the
tag #region-head and #region-title?
The problem is that I was trying to create graphic boxes accordingly to
the proposal in:
http://www.vertexwerks.com/tests/sidebox/
With the actual slot definition I have to insetr a new <div> before the
<h5> tag that is used for the title.
I was reluctant to ask for a change in every slot, but if that slots
have to be reworked, can I propose to introduce the hooks for boxed slots?
By the way one slot modified looked like this:
================ snip start ==============
<div class="portlet" id="portlet-recent-items">
<div class="portletHead">
<h5 i18n:translate="box_recentitems">Recent Items</h5>
</div>
================ snip end ==============
Regards
Mirto
Joe Geldart wrote:
>Hi,
>
>With the neccessity (as pointed out by Geir) for IDs for identifying the
>area of the page that contains content (for script performance etc) -- and
>with a drive for greater semantic sensibility -- I propose a new set of
>generated IDs.
>
>These IDs, prefixed with 'region-' will identify what were formally known
>as 'slots'. Regions can be nested (as in a region can contain other
>regions in a well-defined way). Examples of regions include #region-top
>(replacing the unsemantic #portal-top), #region-columnone and
>#region-main (which can be used for identifying page content for script
>purposes.
>
>These IDs should be on the top level below <body>. In other words, nothing
>should be outside a region (even if regions contain other regions).
>
>Comments and suggestions welcome.
>
>
>
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