TagClouder
Mar. 2nd, 2006 12:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I've added a feature to the TagClouder such that it now offers you the raw HTML to paste into your own page, etc. Unfortunately it comes out like this:
books car
Presumably LJ is stripping out the <style> ... </style> for security reasons or some such... any thoughts for ways round this? I could go back to doing it with text attributes I suppose, but that seems a bit retrograde...
Any thoughts about this or further improvements welcome!
Edit: now a trial with no internal style spec, but linking to an external stylesheet:
books car
Bah, no better.
Edit: now a trial with inline style:
books car
oho! -- that looks more promising. Unfortuatnely it involves hacking into the <a> tag, which I'm keen to avoid doing as it will require all manner of hideous regexping. And it this way really any better than using <font>?
books car
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Presumably LJ is stripping out the <style> ... </style> for security reasons or some such... any thoughts for ways round this? I could go back to doing it with text attributes I suppose, but that seems a bit retrograde...
Any thoughts about this or further improvements welcome!
Edit: now a trial with no internal style spec, but linking to an external stylesheet:
books car
Get your own tag cloud from the UKG TagClouder!
Bah, no better.
Edit: now a trial with inline style:
books car
Get your own tag cloud from the UKG TagClouder!
oho! -- that looks more promising. Unfortuatnely it involves hacking into the <a> tag, which I'm keen to avoid doing as it will require all manner of hideous regexping. And it this way really any better than using <font>?
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Date: 2006-03-03 12:46 pm (UTC)Best practice I think you are right though that the anchors should have the styles on them directly. This is fairly important if you are doing things like colours since the default of anchors being in a differnet colour will likely override you if you aren't careful when putting styles outside the anchors.
I guess the nasty regexs you were talking about were converting the spands with classes on into anchors with styles on? If so then just change both to have classes and styles on the anchors. Unless there is a reason I missed not to of course in which case don't.
I'm still desperately trying to be useful in the hopes that I can reclaim those thanks that I was denied! :)
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Date: 2006-03-03 01:03 pm (UTC)