[Xerte-dev] Re: Model specific css of Nottingham template

[Pat L (pgogy)]

Place one model specific id at a higher level?Or change body class on page turn?

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From: Tom Reijnders <reijnders at tor.nl> 
Date: 16/05/2016  19:25  (GMT+00:00) 
To: Xerte Dev Mailing List <xerte-dev at lists.nottingham.ac.uk> 
Subject: [Xerte-dev] Model specific css of Nottingham template 


    Hi All,
    When we discussed H5P on the development day in April, we
      discussed that it might be a good idea to look at the aesthetics
      of all the models again and see if we can improve them.
    One of the experiments I did, was to extract all the model
      specific css in a separate file, and include that file in the
      rloObject.htm and delete the inline styles from the model.
    
      It make it possible to override model specific css
      It make it possible to override model specific css in the
        themes
    
    Regrettable, that doesn't work, because the models do not use
      independent html id's and classes.
    What I would like to propose is to:
    
      Make sure all the id's and classes used in a model file are
        unique for that model (by prefixing?)
      Extract the inline css from the model files in a central file
    
    Just to be able to override css in a LO specific custom
      stylesheet and in a theme.
    Any objections and/or other suggestions?
    Tom

    
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Tom Reijnders
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