Add a class to Navbar Item #2858
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Is it possible to add a class name in Yaml to a navbar item? , I have a drop-down link in my navbar that is password protected using my serverless backend. When I log in, I want to change the icon from a lock to a unlock. Changing the icon is easy in JS, but I can't reference the icon I would like altered without an id or class on the drop-down item. Give us slightly more control of the navbar, and Quatro would be better than any other R markdown format for the web. My current workaround has a floating login button, not on the navbar. It isn't pleasant. I want it in the navbar. Please and thank you! Aaron Soderstrom |
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This is not an answer, but also a desire for slightly more navbar control. I would like to add Rel=“me” after (or before) the href attribute in the anchor tag for the navbar. Maybe a new key in the yaml, like rel-me: “me”, or something likue that. Thank you! |
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What this issue is about is not the same thing (even if related in some ways) to the "rel=me" attribute for link which is needed especially for Mastodon check. |
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Mickaël, Thank you!
I noticed in 3207 a clarification on how to use aria-label, without quotes. And I put that up on my quarto blog, so I hope it works, because — after that! — I realised it was just someone discussing what they wanted, and that the rel-me: true citation had quotes. Maybe yaml is by convention without quotes, whereas in css or html we are used to >>quoting<< everything?
Anyway, it is true as you point out that the two issues in the original discussion are distinct. I guess I never saw those other discussions which you cite because I was searching on “navbar” rather than on Mastodon. Sorry to bother everyone 🍸😸
All best && cheers George
www.minimumviablepython.com
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aria-label: Mastodon
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rel: "me"
… On Nov 13, 2022, at 11:18 PM, Mickaël Canouil ***@***.***> wrote:
What this issue is about is not the same thing (even if related in some ways) to the "rel=me" attribute for link which is needed especially for Mastodon check.
For the first point, @dragonstyle mentioned elsewhere that more control on the navbar and generally more control over the layout is planned in the future.
For the second point, please refer to to discussion #3207 (or #3298) and the associated issue #3212
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We just merged the ability to add |
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@ggirton no worries. I mostly linked to the proper discussion to help others find their way. 😉 |
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Awesome thank you! |
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@cscheid post your answer, and I will mark it as the answer, thanks. |
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We merged the ability to add rel attributes to navigation items, including the about page. So this should work in the https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/releases/tag/v1.3.11 release. |
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We merged the ability to add rel attributes to navigation items, including the about page. So this should work in the https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/releases/tag/v1.3.11 release.