CSS hooks and consistancy in markup = happy theme designers
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Hey guys - just a small request that will make life much better for aC theme designers:
1)
On the dashboard or project overview pages, there is a recent_activities section, and each item in the table starts with the item name (ie, Checklist, Comment, Milestone, Ticket etc) and is wrapped inside some <strong> tags.
This is useful as it allows the designer to control properties for this specific name for each type available (ie, assigning different colour text to each name) which is great!!
But on other pages, ie- assignments page, trash page, late/today drop down on dashboard etc., the <strong> tags are not present. It should also be noted that the activity type class (ie, ticket_activity, comment_activity) is also missing from the preceding <tr> tags which is also very important.
2)
Can we please add some hooks to the <li>'s in category_list <ul>, inside the "tabs" div section, and object_options <ul> ... same method as used in the Menu <ul>'s would be great :)
I'm sure there's more but this is just a start :) :)
Leon.
1)
On the dashboard or project overview pages, there is a recent_activities section, and each item in the table starts with the item name (ie, Checklist, Comment, Milestone, Ticket etc) and is wrapped inside some <strong> tags.
This is useful as it allows the designer to control properties for this specific name for each type available (ie, assigning different colour text to each name) which is great!!
But on other pages, ie- assignments page, trash page, late/today drop down on dashboard etc., the <strong> tags are not present. It should also be noted that the activity type class (ie, ticket_activity, comment_activity) is also missing from the preceding <tr> tags which is also very important.
2)
Can we please add some hooks to the <li>'s in category_list <ul>, inside the "tabs" div section, and object_options <ul> ... same method as used in the Menu <ul>'s would be great :)
I'm sure there's more but this is just a start :) :)
Leon.
Ilija Studen:How did you plan to use this? Problem is that not every element in the list is treated equally. Sometimes we list companies, sometimes project groups, sometime categories... Also, not every item is an object - some are options (like "Manage Categories" or "All Active" tabs).
It would simple give more control to the designer - for example I might want to only style the 'edit' <li> by making it wider or different colour to the other tabs in the list.
I agree with what you said re: category_list <ul> - I didn't think it through but yes there are a lot of different <li>'s and a class for each would probably be overkill (and difficult to keep track of CSS wise).
Can a class be added to 'tabs' section for each <li> (below header div)? I think this is consistent across all project pages.. would be useful.



