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Hey Bryce, Just wondering what you would use this for? Seems to me that it isn't any advantage over just putting it outside the module? :S
Sure, perhaps you could dynamically change the theme of a page - but am not sure what else you are planning.
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I want to use a CSS module inside of a ListUsers module.
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Well, it's a little complicated to explain, but I'll try my best.
I'm proto-typing a simple application database site. One feature I would like is for developers to be able to respond to queries about their apps (in a comments section on each app's page, using a page-based forum), and for their comments to be highlighted as 'I'm the developer of this app'.
The way I plan to achieve this is to use user profiles for developers, and tag their profiles with _dev-myAppName. Then on the app pages I can use a ListPages module to select developer profile pages that have the tag that matches the title of the current page (i.e. _dev-%%title%%). Inside the module will be a CSS module that styles any post containers on that site that have the same created_by_id class as the name of the page selected by the ListPages module, so it will look something like this…
Which would give something like this for an app page…
This way there can be multiple developers for a single app (i.e. the ListPages outputs more than one CSS module), and a developer can have more than one app assigned to them (by using multiple tags).
That may or may not help you understand what I'm aiming to do…
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