Is it possible that each module has it's own stylesheet? Read stylesheet not template.

I want for example the even and odd class react differently within different modules.

my modules.css would look like for example:


etc....I know Micheal (Xoopstuned) once had this hack,but somehow I lost touch with him. Could anyone help me with this one so we could put XOOPS webdesign onto a higher level???

Thank you in advanced

hello dave,
sorry for late answer but during 2 weeks hospital i missed most of postings :) i actually find a bit time to dig through older postings .. :)

yes, i use a little script found here on xoops.org to identify actual modulfolder-name(including system). I know it's a php script ...

i put it before opening head tag :
--------------------------------------------
<{php}>
$module = $GLOBALS['xoopsModule'];
if ( isset($module) ) {
$module = $module->getVar('dirname');
}
else {
$module = 'system';
}
$GLOBALS['xoopsTpl']->assign('modname', $module);
<{/php}>
----------------------------------------------

this gives me the possibility to use <{$modname}> in theme.html

Loading different stylesheets -
here is a way of loading different stylesheets :

... of course you won't need own stylesheets for that example you have discribed... :(and i ... <quote> Read stylesheet not template </quote> :) ... for eg. you can give that div in which you call <{$xoops_contents}> the id="<{$modname}>")

but perhaps i missunderstood your question (as often ..)

<style type="text/css">
<!--
@import url(yourpath..../basics.css);
@import url(yourpath..../presentation.css);
@import url(yourpath..../additional<{$modname}>.css);
-->
</style>


besides basic stylesheets i can now load additional modulestylesheets with additional information only loaded on that modul (if needed)

keep up that good work!

cheers
michael

Thanks Michael,,,,again,.
It's very nice to see that you're back again,.

Dave