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    Edit the CSS of a specific page

    Wealh
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    Post by Wealh Sat 7 Nov - 10:58

    How can I edit the CSS of a specific page?
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    Post by SLGray Sat 7 Nov - 20:52

    By getting the CSS selectors for that page.  The only thing is some selectors on one page could be the same selectors on other pages.  I would say the best way to modify a certain page is by modifying the templates for that page.



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    Post by Ange Tuteur Sat 7 Nov - 23:26

    Using the templates would be an ideal way, since it would require little JavaScript. However, if that's not possible, you can use JavaScript to add a class to the body for a specific page.

    For example :

    Add this script in all the pages :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/u\d+/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' user-profile';
      }
    });

    Then you can use CSS to specifically modify the user profile elements :
    Code:
    .user-profile {
      background:#900;
    }

    The class is added to the
    Code:
    <body>
    tag so you can select any element inside it with the specific class.
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    Post by Wealh Sun 8 Nov - 7:51

    Ange Tuteur wrote:Using the templates would be an ideal way, since it would require little JavaScript. However, if that's not possible, you can use JavaScript to add a class to the body for a specific page.

    For example :

    Add this script in all the pages :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/u\d+/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' user-profile';
      }
    });

    Then you can use CSS to specifically modify the user profile elements :
    Code:
    .user-profile {
      background:#900;
    }

    The class is added to the
    Code:
    <body>
    tag so you can select any element inside it with the specific class.

    What if I want to edit this page: http://boredom.iftopic.com/f2-websites ?

    How can I edit something on the topic pages only?
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    Post by Ange Tuteur Sun 8 Nov - 17:07

    If it's for all forum pages you can do this :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/f\d+/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' forum-page';
      }
    });

    If it's for that page only, you can do this instead :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/f2(?:-|p\d+-)websites/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' forum-page-websites';
      }
    });
    The number "2" is the forum ID.
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    Post by Wealh Mon 9 Nov - 5:45

    Ange Tuteur wrote:If it's for all forum pages you can do this :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/f\d+/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' forum-page';
      }
    });

    If it's for that page only, you can do this instead :
    Code:
    $(function() {
      if (/\/f2(?:-|p\d+-)websites/.test(window.location.href)) {
        document.body.className += ' forum-page-websites';
      }
    });
    The number "2" is the forum ID.

    Awesome, thanks!