The text currently encourages Consumers
to define these styles in a manner that may be tag dependent. From my CSS
experience, the types of choices available are:
.wsrp-apply {Some style defs}
=>
applies to all tags with class="wsrp-apply"
a.wsrp-apply {Some style defs}
=>
applies only to anchor tags with class="wsrp-apply"
div.ControlParent a.wsrp-apply {Some
style defs}
=>
applies only to anchor tags with class="wsrp-apply" which are
contained within a div tag that has class="ControlParent"
The current text would encourage me
to define the first two of these examples though some people may make the
first one explicitly button.wsrp-apply.
As to Alejandro's question of whether
they should be "portlet-" instead of "wsrp-" ... that
would be more consistent with the rest of the classes.
Rich Thompson
"Richard Jacob" <>
03/26/2003 05:08 AM
To:
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Subject:
Re: [wsrp] Re: Mode control CSS classes
what Alejandro is saying seems reasonable to me.
This would add <a> definitions to section 10.5.1 and a new section
Buttons,
right?
Currently we say in 10.5.1 that there are no classes defined for the <a>
tag which is contradictory to what we say in 10.6.7.
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / best regards
Richard Jacob
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Rich,
It should be 'portlet-' instead of 'wsrp-'
When you say 'Consumers are encouraged to define styles for each of the
following classes for the HTML tag <a/> and <button/> tags',
what do you
mean? That there should be a 'portlet-*-ahref' and 'portlet-*-button' seto
of these styles? If so, why we don't define them. Or you expect to use
the
same style for ahrefs and buttons?
Alejandro.
Rich Thompson wrote:
Here is a cut/paste from the new section I inserted.
Hopefully the
table will make it through the various email systems.
10.6.7 Controls
Control styles define the look-and-feel of the common
controls used
in content for user input and navigation. Consumers
are encouraged to
define styles for each of the following classes for
the HTML tags
<a/> and <button/> tags. Consumers MUST
NOT define styles for these
that removes portlet-defined controls from either
End-User
presentation or interaction.
|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| Style | Description
|
|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-apply| Accepts and applies the current End-User activity while
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| | staying in the current mode.
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|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-cance| Aborts the current End-User activity
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| l |
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|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-ok | Accepts and applies the current End-User activity while
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| | exiting in the current mode.
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|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-reset| Requests the portlet to reset the current End-User activity.|
| |
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|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-previ| Navigates to the previous page in the current End-User
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| ous | activity.
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|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| wsrp-next | Navigates to the next page in the current End-User activity.|
|-----------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
Rich Thompson
Michael Freedman
<>
To: Rich
Thompson/Watson/IBM@IBMUS
cc:
03/25/2003 01:45 PM
Subject:
Mode
control CSS classes
Rich,
Do you have and can you send along the description
of the nwe CSS
[control] classes we approved last week?
-Mike-
