Where is the ShortCodes Wiki?

[WebWerx 0]

It seems like there is a broken link at the bottom of this page: http://www.pagelines.com/wiki/PageLines_Shortcodes. The link goes to www.example.com

[catrina 103]

That page link actually shouldn't exist in the first place (it needs to be removed). :) I think this is what you're looking for: http://demo.pagelines.com/framework/tools/

[WebWerx 0]

There you go @Catrina... One quick question before we close this one out. How would I apply a CSS class such as .zmt? IE Give me a real life example.

[catrina 103]

.zmt? Is that for a DIV layer? For example: [code]

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[Rob 547]

I don't have a real life example yet, but theoretically... Wrap the entire shortcode in a div, as normal.

[some shortcode]any content[/some shortcode]

I don't know if applying class="zmt" inside the shortcode will work. as in "[pl_alertbox type="info" class="zmt"]" because you're not closing the class... though by closing the shortcode, it may close the class as well. Or, it could totally mess up your site. Ya never know. BTW, went to BLT Steak last night for one amazing meal and enjoyed 9 amazing desserts.

[WebWerx 0]

@rangelone: Clear as mud... I'll mess with it a bit. 9 desserts? Seriously. I hope you walk alot! Wonder what @simple_mama thinks about this? Not the desserts part....

[catrina 103]

There isn't way to add a class to shortcode so that the CSS can be applied to it.

[Rob 547]

Yep, I was totally wrong. Sugar overdose!

[WebWerx 0]

@rangelone & @catrina: So Shortcodes are out in this case?

[Rob 547]

Probably if you want to style it.

[WebWerx 0]

Nertz! CC @rangelone

[Rob 547]

Noted and accepted.

[WebWerx 0]

@rangelone: I am not giving up! Just sayin' Pass the souffle (and the wine).

[Rob 547]

Souffles in summer aren't my faves. I enjoy cooler dishes or grilled foods. But hey... don't give up the ship. We'll figure out something.