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1 Nov 05, 2005 23:14    

I understand stubs and everything (or so I think)...and understand how to give a blog a specific skin, but can, through the use of a stub file, a category be given a skin of its own.

The thing is I have a news section on my site that is split into Europe, USA and Rest Of World... The news is divided up through the categories, yet i want the user to know which news section he/she is in (it has to be selected first, but then it'll just act as a reminder)...

If you could let me know whether this is possible that'd be great.

2 Nov 06, 2005 03:34

Why not do a separate blog for each type of news and use the BlogAll to maybe put them all together on the front page?

I'm not sure of the layout of your site, though.

3 Nov 06, 2005 11:01

Yeah...I had effectively thought of doing that (or something similar) anyway...

4 Jan 18, 2006 09:52

Oh, a new trend like "Asides" ???
Every Category should have another Kind of headline or Content??

No Problem - Just include a bit PHP to the _main.php file doing this:

- Read the first Category
<span Class="This Category"> ... Content ... </span>

And define in your CSS file for every category a style eg.

.Private{color: red}
.Artwork{color: blue}
....

In HTML you'll see:

<span class="Private"> Your Text </span>

or

<span class="Website"> Your Test </Span>

enjoy


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