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Change appearence for read-only content by css
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 7:56 am
by Patrik
Hi,
I have a css rule that adds for specific elements a button next to it that will open a dialog for editing the content:
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MyElement:after(8) {
content:oxy_editor(...);
}
When the content is not editable the button makes no sense and I'd like to hide it. Is there a simple and universal way to do this? Something like:
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MyElement:is-read-only:after(8) {
content: ""; /* hide button in read-only content */
}
Thanks and regards,
Patrik
Re: Change appearence for read-only content by css
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 1:51 pm
by alex_jitianu
Hi Patrik,
Even though the button appears inside these read-only areas, it is disabled, right? How are these areas marked as read-only? Through CSS rules or just by the fact that they are the expanded content of a reference? In the first case you could set content: "" in the same CSS rule that marks the element as read-only. In the second case you can make use of another pseudo class that we set on expanded references:
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*:-oxy-referenced-content MyElement:is-read-only:after(8) {
content: ""; /* hide button in referenced content */
}
Best regards,
Alex
Re: Change appearence for read-only content by css
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 2:18 pm
by Patrik
Hi Alex,
the button is disabled but since it consists only of a single "*" without a frame it doesn't look different from an enabled one...
Additional situations are that I've set an ancestor element to read-only, but I can handle these explicitly as well.
The more important use-case is the one with references, and here your solution works. So I'm fine: :)
Thanks!
Patrik