[TYPO3] Wrap the content in RTE (htmlArea RTE)

[Tyler Kraft]

No you need to make all the content in the column render differently


temp.customRender = CASE
temp.customRender.key.field = colPos
temp.customRender.0 < tt_content
temp.customRender.1 < tt_content
temp.customRender.2 < tt_content
temp.customRender.3 < tt_content
temp.customRender.default < tt_content
tt_content >
tt_content < temp.customRender
tt_content.0.textpic.20 < tt_content.0.image.20
tt_content.0.textpic.20.text.20 < tt_content.0.text.20
tt_content.1.textpic.20 < tt_content.1.image.20
tt_content.1.textpic.20.text.20 < tt_content.1.text.20
tt_content.2.textpic.20 < tt_content.2.image.20
tt_content.2.textpic.20.text.20 < tt_content.2.text.20
tt_content.3.textpic.20 < tt_content.3.image.20
tt_content.3.textpic.20.text.20 < tt_content.3.text.20
tt_content.default.textpic.20 < tt_content.default.image.20
tt_content.default.textpic.20.text.20 < tt_content.default.text.20

This has now made each column render individually of the others - that 
means we can now adjust the content rendering serperately

So if we wanted to adjust the border column we would add this line:

tt_content.3.text.20.parseFunc.tags.link.typolink.wrap = <div 
style="link_style">|</div>

hth

(note the typoscript might not be perfectly correct, its just an example 
of what you need)




Дарья Лонcкая wrote:
>           Hi and thank you  for answer. If I understand you right it should be something like this?   it doesn't work yet :))  
>   
> temp.border_content=CONTENT  
> temp.border_content {  
>    table=tt_content  
>    select {  
>    where= colPos = 3   }  
>    renderObj=COA  
>    renderObj.wrap = <li id="strange">|</li>  
>    }  
> or, in other way i've found  
>   
> subparts.BORDER.renderObj.stdWrap.wrap= |  
>   
>  could it  be used to wrap links inside the Border column?  
>   
> I'm new to TS, any help will be appreciated.  
>   
>> Hi  
>>  
>> What your looking for is column specific rendering, and there are  
>> several previous posts on how to achieve that.  
>>  
>> You need to break it into different columns. So tt_content is a case to  
>> begin with, except its a case for the content types. Start buy making it  
>> a case for the column and then for each column break it into a case for  
>> content type. Then you can apply this wrapping to content in a specific  
>> column  
>>  
>> hth  
>> Tyler  
>>  
>>  
>> Cloot wrote:  
>>> Hi all.  
>>> I have a bit different task, but i guess it is close to this topic: i need  
>>> to wrap links in a definite content column. I've found this code  
>>>  
>>> tt_content.text.20.parseFunc.tags.link.typolink.wrap =      
>   > > style="link_style">|  
>>>  
>>> it wraps all links in all TEXT elements. May be you know how can I define  
>>> wrapping only for Border or Right column?  
>>> Thanks.  
>   
>