Different css for each node possible?

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Noicokuna Niemoge	Friday 30 January 2009 5:22:26 am Hi there; Just as the title says, I wonder if anyone tried this approach. I'd like to have slightly different colours in each node, I wonder if it's possible? Thanks in advance. Shiki soku ze ku...
Fátima Chapri	Friday 30 January 2009 12:13:41 pm Hi Noicokuna, I tried that once and I worked with the class of the main div of the page. Let's Imagine an example where the id of the node you want to have in a different color is 2. Than, the div#page will be presented like: <body> <div id="page" class="sidemenu extrainfo section_id_1 subtree_level_0_node_id_2 current_node_id_2"> ...... ...... </div> </body> You can use the class .current_node_id_2 to define different colors for each node.
Noicokuna Niemoge	Saturday 31 January 2009 5:41:48 am Thank you :) So it means that I'll have to create styles for each child node as well. Well, but it's good it's possible at least. :) Shiki soku ze ku...

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Friday 30 January 2009 5:22:26 am

Hi there;

Just as the title says, I wonder if anyone tried this approach. I'd like to have slightly different colours in each node, I wonder if it's possible?

Thanks in advance.

Shiki soku ze ku...

Friday 30 January 2009 12:13:41 pm

Hi Noicokuna,

I tried that once and I worked with the class of the main div of the page.

Let's Imagine an example where the id of the node you want to have in a different color is 2. Than, the div#page will be presented like:

<body>
<div id="page" class="sidemenu extrainfo section_id_1 subtree_level_0_node_id_2 current_node_id_2">
......
......
</div>
</body>

You can use the class

.current_node_id_2

to define different colors for each node.

Saturday 31 January 2009 5:41:48 am

Thank you :)

So it means that I'll have to create styles for each child node as well. Well, but it's good it's possible at least. :)

Shiki soku ze ku...