By quotientix on

Hi there,

I just spend some time for solving this problem:
I wanted to add a body-class that generates from the first part of the URL (i.e. /about/page generates class="page-about").

here's the solution (found it here: http://drupal.org/node/139766):

<body class="<?php echo $body_classes; ?> <?php
    if (module_exists('path')) {
        $alias = drupal_get_path_alias($_GET['q']);
        $class = explode('/', $alias);
        print 'page-'.$class[0].'';
    }
?>" id="node-id-<?php print $node->nid?>">

Additionally the scripts generates a body-ID with the node ID.

Hope that prevents someone from searching for hours ;)

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

Comments

quinti’s picture

quinti commented

jej, yes!

thank u very much!

;)

awm6392’s picture

awm6392 commented

How could I use this method to output a different body class for each page in a pager? For instance say I have a view of articles, so the first page is at /articles and the next page is at /articles?page=1 the next is /articles?page=2 and so on. How could I get the first page to have a class of "articles" and the second a class of "articles-page-1" and then "articles-page-2", etc.?

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RichieL commented

Hi Alex
I don't suppose you ever came up with a solution for this?