Re: [Webical-developers] Requests for change:

[Ivo v. D. <ivo...@gm...>]

I would suggest not making to many css 'hacks' and to keep it as simple
> as possible. This is just a gut feeling as I don't know anything about
> this specific problem.


I agree. It's sometimes difficult though to find a good balance between nice
and clean html/css and the logic on the serverside. Sometimes components
definitely belong on a certain panel, but in the output you would like to
see it outside the panel (and the surrounding div) and on the panels parent
component.
In our case we have a main page that includes content panels. These panels
contain control panels that logically definitely belong on the same content
panel, but visually they would be better off taken out and placed somewhere
else on the page.


If I understand it correctly there is a list of calendars and a 'new
> calendar' link below it. There is a style applied to the panel, but the
> link is inside the panel and thus styled accordingly but you don't want
> that. My solution would be to apply the style to the 'ul' inside the
> panel instead of the panel itself. Problem solved? Or am I being naive?


In this case it suffices to move the link outside the surrounding div.

Thanks,
Ivo


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