Extra view to add section name for Plone. Specially useful when having INavigationRoot based sites (like ones with LinguaPlone
Project description
Introduction
============
After the INavigationRoot fixes in previous versions of Plone, if you install
LinguaPlone 4.x in Plone 4.x you will end having section-es, section-en, and so
on in your site.
That's because LinguaPlone 4.x adds root folder for each language in your site
and sets them INavigationRoot interface.
In some projects you need content-based section identifiers for your body to get
them styled property by your designer.
That's what you get with this small products. It just have a browser view with
one method. Add it to your main_template in this way::
<body tal:define="isRTL portal_state/is_rtl;
sl python:plone_view.have_portlets('plone.leftcolumn', view);
sr python:plone_view.have_portlets('plone.rightcolumn', view);
root_content context/@@navigation_root_content;
body_content_class root_content/section_content_body_class;
body_class python:plone_view.bodyClass(template, view) + ' ' + body_content_class;
sunburst_view python:context.restrictedTraverse('@@sunburstview')"
In this way your body tag will have an extra content-section-your-items-id class
and yet preserve the section-es (or the one for your language).
Useful? It is useful for us :)
Use
----
Add it to your buildout::
eggs =
...
cs.bodysection
And run buildout. No need to install it.
Changelog
=========
1.0dev (unreleased)
-------------------
- Initial release
============
After the INavigationRoot fixes in previous versions of Plone, if you install
LinguaPlone 4.x in Plone 4.x you will end having section-es, section-en, and so
on in your site.
That's because LinguaPlone 4.x adds root folder for each language in your site
and sets them INavigationRoot interface.
In some projects you need content-based section identifiers for your body to get
them styled property by your designer.
That's what you get with this small products. It just have a browser view with
one method. Add it to your main_template in this way::
<body tal:define="isRTL portal_state/is_rtl;
sl python:plone_view.have_portlets('plone.leftcolumn', view);
sr python:plone_view.have_portlets('plone.rightcolumn', view);
root_content context/@@navigation_root_content;
body_content_class root_content/section_content_body_class;
body_class python:plone_view.bodyClass(template, view) + ' ' + body_content_class;
sunburst_view python:context.restrictedTraverse('@@sunburstview')"
In this way your body tag will have an extra content-section-your-items-id class
and yet preserve the section-es (or the one for your language).
Useful? It is useful for us :)
Use
----
Add it to your buildout::
eggs =
...
cs.bodysection
And run buildout. No need to install it.
Changelog
=========
1.0dev (unreleased)
-------------------
- Initial release
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