Hi Rowan,
I never thought it could be achieved through css (at least not with Firefox1 or IE6 implementations of css). I guess that I could play with the "display:none" value of a specific div, or , ns-X. I'll have a look in the archive if I can find something dealing with css and ns_X.
Thanks for the hint François
Rowan Collins wrote:
On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 09:37:27 +0100, FxParlant f-x.p@laposte.net wrote:
I'd like to have a small text in all the pages from the same namespace(Talk:). What I mean is like the "fund raising" text from mediawiki(not editable)... but only in for a distinct namespace pages. Is there a template somewhere for each namespace that I can hack?
No, but you might be able to hack something up with CSS (or even JavaScript?), using the "ns-2" class (or ns-X, where X is the internal number of the namespace in question). I'm pretty sure you can actually have a CSS rule that adds text to a particular element (somebody was trying to implement it for the print-only URL-expansions on ext. links, but I can't remember the details), so with a bit of playing, that could be a way forward.