20 Sep
2012
20 Sep
'12
1:39 p.m.
Dear all,
I'm using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing
around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there
still things I'm struggling with.
One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text
structured by sections (using "!") I would like to use something like
"+value:toc+" to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to
specific sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs
but the rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with
ordered entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet
followed by a number before the heading of section appears...
I already tried other constructs such as "children" etc. Can anybody
give me an advice how render the "value:toc" without having bullets and
numbers at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets
nor numbers...
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best wishes
Carl
20 Sep
20 Sep
2:44 p.m.
Hello.
Look at method PRValueLink>>tocIn: and you see that PRTocRenderer is
responsible of it :) Then look at PRTocRenderer>>visitHeader: and you see
that 'toc-number' is rendered. Maybe you can inherited PRTocRenderer
in PRMyTocRenderer and reimplement that you need.
Finally, made your value version:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ]
or add a parameter to the existing #tocIn: method:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
(self hasParameter: 'mytoc')
ifTrue: [
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ]
ifFalse: [
PRTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ] ]
and use like this: +value:toc|mytoc+
It seems a lot of work to extend Pier classes, but is simple and allows you
to do many things.
HTH
2012/9/20 Carl Hans <han(a)biba.uni-bremen.de>
Dear all,
I’m using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing
around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still
things I’m struggling with.
One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text
structured by sections (using “!”) I would like to use something like
“+value:toc+” to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific
sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the
rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered
entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by
a number before the heading of section appears…
I already tried other constructs such as “children” etc. Can anybody give
me an advice how render the “value:toc” without having bullets and numbers
at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor numbers…
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best wishes
Carl
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2:50 p.m.
use and use like this: +value:mytoc|mytoc+ :)
2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com>
Hello.
Look at method PRValueLink>>tocIn: and you see that PRTocRenderer is
responsible of it :) Then look at PRTocRenderer>>visitHeader: and you see
that 'toc-number' is rendered. Maybe you can inherited PRTocRenderer
in PRMyTocRenderer and reimplement that you need.
Finally, made your value version:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ]
or add a parameter to the existing #tocIn: method:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
(self hasParameter: 'mytoc')
ifTrue: [
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ]
ifFalse: [
PRTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ] ]
and use like this: +value:toc|mytoc+
It seems a lot of work to extend Pier classes, but is simple and allows
you to do many things.
HTH
2012/9/20 Carl Hans <han(a)biba.uni-bremen.de>
Dear all,
I’m using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing
around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still
things I’m struggling with.
One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text
structured by sections (using “!”) I would like to use something like
“+value:toc+” to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific
sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the
rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered
entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by
a number before the heading of section appears…
I already tried other constructs such as “children” etc. Can anybody give
me an advice how render the “value:toc” without having bullets and numbers
at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor numbers…
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best wishes
Carl
_______________________________________________
Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ...
https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki
3:55 p.m.
One thing more, you can hide the bullets in a li tag using css:
li {
list-style-type: none;
}
In method PRStructure>>defaultEnvironment there is a good reference of css
classes used in Pier.
2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com>
use and use like this: +value:mytoc|mytoc+ :)
2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com>
Hello.
Look at method PRValueLink>>tocIn: and you see that PRTocRenderer is
responsible of it :) Then look at PRTocRenderer>>visitHeader: and you see
that 'toc-number' is rendered. Maybe you can inherited PRTocRenderer
in PRMyTocRenderer and reimplement that you need.
Finally, made your value version:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ]
or add a parameter to the existing #tocIn: method:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
(self hasParameter: 'mytoc')
ifTrue: [
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ]
ifFalse: [
PRTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ] ]
and use like this: +value:toc|mytoc+
It seems a lot of work to extend Pier classes, but is simple and allows
you to do many things.
HTH
2012/9/20 Carl Hans <han(a)biba.uni-bremen.de>
Dear all,
I’m using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing
around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still
things I’m struggling with.
One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text
structured by sections (using “!”) I would like to use something like
“+value:toc+” to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific
sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the
rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered
entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by
a number before the heading of section appears…
I already tried other constructs such as “children” etc. Can anybody
give me an advice how render the “value:toc” without having bullets and
numbers at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor
numbers…
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best wishes
Carl
_______________________________________________
Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ...
https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki
11:58 p.m.
New subject: AW: [Pier] Questions from a newbie concerning value links...
Dear Gastón,
many thanks for your tips. The problems are solved.
Best wishes
Carl
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One thing more, you can hide the bullets in a li tag using css:
li {
list-style-type: none;
}
In method PRStructure>>defaultEnvironment there is a good reference of css
classes used in Pier.
2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com>
use and use like this: +value:mytoc|mytoc+ :)
2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com>
Hello.
Look at method PRValueLink>>tocIn: and you see that PRTocRenderer is
responsible of it :) Then look at PRTocRenderer>>visitHeader: and you see
that 'toc-number' is rendered. Maybe you can inherited PRTocRenderer
in PRMyTocRenderer and reimplement that you need.
Finally, made your value version:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ]
or add a parameter to the existing #tocIn: method:
mytocIn: aContext
<value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current
structure, my version :) .'>
^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html |
(self hasParameter: 'mytoc')
ifTrue: [
PRMyTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ]
ifFalse: [
PRTocRenderer new
start: structure
in: html painter
on: html ] ] ]
and use like this: +value:toc|mytoc+
It seems a lot of work to extend Pier classes, but is simple and allows
you to do many things.
HTH
2012/9/20 Carl Hans <han(a)biba.uni-bremen.de>
Dear all,
I'm using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing
around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still
things I'm struggling with.
One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text
structured by sections (using "!") I would like to use something like
"+value:toc+" to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific
sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the
rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered
entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by
a number before the heading of section appears.
I already tried other constructs such as "children" etc. Can anybody
give me an advice how render the "value:toc" without having bullets and
numbers at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor
numbers.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best wishes
Carl
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