I wish there was a container for the following elements located at the bottom of the page.
#page-info
#page-watch-options
#page-options-bottom
#page-options-bottom-2
You may want to include #action-area in the container as well.
This would make it much easier for CSS styling when you want to group the items together with a uniform background, border etc. Currently you have to fiddle around with padding and negative margins to get them to group together in a single container.
I think this would be rather easy to implement, and would not break any existing layouts. Not sure what you would name it though? Any suggestions…
Thanks,
Bryce
Agreed. No idea on the name though.
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#options-container perhaps?
Rob Elliott - Strathpeffer, Scotland - Wikidot first line support & community admin team.
Added a #page-options-container container.
Awesome! You guys rock… thank you very much!
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The only problem with this is that if you add a background/border/shadow etc. to the #page-options-container, and there are no options for the user to see (eg if they are not a wikidot user) then they still see the container, just with nothing in it. (For example, look at the bottom of this page when not logged in… the container is still there).
Is there any way to get around this??
Bryce
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