This plugin will apply several dynamic classes to your <body> tag. Use it like so in your template:
<body{exp:classee_body}>
That's it. You'll now get a classed-up <body> tag using URI segments, the current member group, type of archive page (category, paged, or monthly), browser and platform.
##Examples
For example, if the current URI was:
http://mydomain.com/magazine/articles/c/politics/P20/
Your <body> tag would look like this:
<body class="magazine articles politics category paged P20 superadmin safari mac">
(In this case, you'd be logged-in as a SuperAdmin, your category keyword would be "c", and you'd be browsing on a Mac using Safari.)
Member groups 1 through 5 will be classed using their group names (superadmin, banned, guest, pending, member), whereas custom member groups will be classed "groupid_N" (N being the member group ID).
Numeric URI segments (for example, when calling an entry via its entry_id) will be prepended with the letter "n", i.e.
http://mydomain.com/magazine/articles/246
Would yield:
<body class="magazine articles n246 groupid_7 firefox win">
Lastly, if there are no URI segments to be found, your <body> will get the class of "home".
If you'd like to retreive only the class names, but not the class="" attribute itelf, simply add attr="false" as a parameter:
{exp:classee_body attr="false"}
You can also disable the addition of certain kinds of classes by using a pipe-delimited list within the "disable" parameter:
{exp:classee_body disable="paged|category|monthly"}
Valid values for the "disable" parameter are "segments", "paged", "category", "monthly", "member_group", "browser" and "platform".
##Compatibility
This version of ClassEE Body is compatible with ExpressionEngine 1.6+, 2.0+ and 3.0+.