The 'select topics only tagged' term h3 should have a unique class.
This part should be parallel in focus with the 'Select topics tagged' h3.
Normally, the h3s start inheriting padding so this h3 becomes shorter than the block heading of Select topics tagged tagged h3.
As it stands the h3 has no class as all, which in itself is at least better than have the same class, as you use this omission to css it in a clever fashion.
Comments
Comment #1
styro commentedThe "Select topics tagged with ..." heading is the block title. The other section subheadings are in the block content.
If your block title is an h3, then that is because your theme is using h3s for block titles. From memory in Garland, the default block titles are h2s.
The "Only topics tagged with:" section subheading is designed to be a parallel heading to the vocab name subheadings.
The only way to make the subheadings "parallel" to the block title is to have multiple blocks. But that is another can of worms that would need large internal changes.
Are you wanting to just style the "Only topics tagged with:" subheading differently to the vocab name subheadings? Or do you want it moved out to a new block so it can have the same HTML structure as the block heading?
If you want to give that specific section its own style, there are a few possible ways:
Or if you really want a parallel block for that section, you'll need to create a module that removes that section, and creates it's own block by calling the same functions.
When I get some time (no promises), I'll look into a way to give that section a specific class. That seems a reasonable addition.
Comment #2
sgriffin commentedAre you wanting to just style the "Only topics tagged with:" subheading differently to the vocab name subheadings?
Yes,
another block isn't necessary.
I was able to style it by
1. Removing the padding for this block
2. Setting all the h3s to be what I wanted just for this one.
3. Using the class on the others to be smaller and with padding.
Its just would have been convenient to have a class in that div for that section.
Thanks for your time and BTW, this module is awesome and is key for my site.
Comment #3
solotandem commentedReassigning issue to 6.x branch -- see http://drupal.org/node/1203140.
The theming available for content produced by this module includes:
- classes identifying the blocks
- theme functions, and
- template files.
With these, all sorts of custom styling should be possible.