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Users Manual (Editors)

Add your Borderstyle to your content element

You have defined a borderstyle. Open your content-element and add the style-class.

add a class for borderstyles to your content-element

Tip

A good name describes all characteristics of a style. Think good about your names, because 'doubled' nickname (with different classnames) are allowed.

Define your Borderstyle

  • Create a new record theme of your own borderstyle*~*Theme (in the sysfolder fpor borderstyles)
Select a new record for the borderstyle
  • Define a CSS-style for your border. The dropdown-field of width show some allowed syntax-examples.
Define a new nickname and classname
  • The field typus define, how much indiviual style-cdefinition are shown to you. You will see one, two, three or four definitions.
a normal borderstyle definition contain one two three or four definitions depending on type
  • The borderstyle with an image is an alternative way to define your border. It has a higher priority than the normal definition. TYPO3 hide the disallowed fields.
The usage of borderstyle with template images will hide other definitions

FAQ

Why has a borderstyle-class after the first installation the prefix 'porth-borderstyle'?

If you define in this extension a classname for your borderstyle, the extension test the uniqueness of the name in the theme-table. If you want to use the class-name on your website, the name must be general unique. To grantee this, you define a prefix for all classes of this extension. You make so the classname nearly 'globally' unique. You can change the prefix in the settings of your typoscript or via the constant-editor.