From: Carl Youngblood <carl@...>
Date: 2003-10-06T12:19:43+09:00
Subject: Re: Question about amrita and XHTML/CSS

Thanks for the information.  I had looked at the RDoc but didn't notice 
that part.  Might I suggest that another nice option would be to have 
amrita populate the tags with the appropriate ids but also keep those 
same ids in the output, rather than always removing the ids that for 
matched data?

Regardless, these options will allow me to do what I need to.

Thanks,
Carl

Takashi & Kayoko Sano wrote:
> Hi Carl, 
> 
> Carl Youngblood <carl@ycs.biz> wrote:
> 
>>I've been looking into amrita for my ruby web development, but I 
>>am 
>>concerned about what I see as a potential conflict with my CSS 
>>stylesheets.  From what I can tell, amrita looks for items that I 
>>have 
>>given a specific id to, such as <div id="identifier">dynamic data 
>>goes 
>>here</div>, so that it can then replace them with my dynamic data 
>>and 
>>remove the id portion of the tag.
> 
> According to Amrita's RDoc, to keep id's not for Amrita 
> expansion in your template, set "keep_id" of your template 
> to true, i.e:
> 
> your_template.keep_id = true
> 
> Or, use the "amrita_id" to use another attribute name for
> Amrita expansion, like,
> 
> your_template.amrita_id = amrita
> 
> Hope this helps, 
> 
> Takashi Sano
>