Chris

Would it be possible to add a couple of lines to http://code.google.com/p/n-13news/wiki/Integration about how to customise the style sheets.

These style sheet components are often called in the standard templates. I still havent found where the style <span class="title_{oneortwo}" is or how it can be customised.

Also, does the RSS feed call a style sheet ?

Added the {oneortwo} tag to the Templates wiki page, I forgot to update it before.

http://code.google.com/p/n-13news/wiki/Templates

See here also for an example of what it does - http://code.google.com/p/n-13news/issues/detail?id=71&can=1&colspec=ID%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Owner%20Summary

RSS feeds do not use style sheets. It's raw xml data that gets read using a reader/browser, the reader determines how it gets displayed.

Hi,

I'm afraid I don't understand the {oneortwo} tag. I see it being used in the default template, but it does not affect the output at all.

(As I write this the lights may be coming on... )

Would this be used to have an alternating format in the news list? Say to have every second listing shaded like so:

Alien Spacecraft Spotted In Low Orbit.
Aliens Land on Earth!!!
Aliens Leave After Discovering "No Intelligent Lifeforms".

Would I need to add CSS rules to the site CSS files for the classes to be used?
For example I would need to create:
class="news_one"
class="news_two"

And final question about the style.css file contained in the script: Is this used solely for the admin pages?

Thanks,
-RayC

Correct. It also works with comments, search results & files.


Is indeed.