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edit approved Apr 9, 2013 at 18:46
Triskelion
edit approved Apr 9, 2013 at 18:46
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If this is meant sole for user experience on the website, as far as I know, there's a possibily to do so via CSS. Using menu attributesmenu attributes module, you can add a class to that particular list item. Then, any view page should have a class for the body element and you can style the right classes for the view, same with the attributes for single article style format. No need to write a bunch of php code insead of one or two lines via CSS.

If this is meant sole for user experience on the website, as far as I know, there's a possibily to do so via CSS. Using menu attributes module, you can add a class to that particular list item. Then, any view page should have a class for the body element and you can style the right classes for the view, same with the attributes for single article style format. No need to write a bunch of php code insead of one or two lines via CSS.

If this is meant sole for user experience on the website, as far as I know, there's a possibily to do so via CSS. Using menu attributes module, you can add a class to that particular list item. Then, any view page should have a class for the body element and you can style the right classes for the view, same with the attributes for single article style format. No need to write a bunch of php code insead of one or two lines via CSS.

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If this is meant sole for user experience on the website, as far as I know, there's a possibily to do so via CSS. Using menu attributes module, you can add a class to that particular list item. Then, any view page should have a class for the body element and you can style the right classes for the view, same with the attributes for single article style format. No need to write a bunch of php code insead of one or two lines via CSS.