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Store path in an attribute in <body> #141

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bouncepaw opened this issue Mar 26, 2022 · 1 comment
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Store path in an attribute in <body> #141

bouncepaw opened this issue Mar 26, 2022 · 1 comment

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@bouncepaw
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In the IRC channel, afontain proposed this (excerpts):

how about adding path="/path/to/myhypha" to <body>

oh, right, if that's a non-standard attribute, you can prepend data- to it

<body data-path="…">

then you could do body[data-path^=/category] and match every page of this category, for example

body[data-path^=/hypha/category] .prevnext { display: hidden; } to hide the prev/next buttons on that part

This is a great tool, I like it. Without it, JavaScript or forward proxy tricks are required.
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It has been implemented, the attribute is data-rrh-addr, where rrh is short for Mycorrhiza, and addr is short for address. This attribute is shown on all pages. For some pages, such as hyphae or the editor, the hypha name in the address is not canonized yet. So, /hypha/home and /hypha/Home will yield different attribute values. This will be fixed in the future, they will both yield /hypha/home there.

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