[TYPO3] Graphical Headers and appending the normal header text, as actual text

[The Plankmeister]

bernd wilke wrote:
> on Mon, 07 Apr 2008 11:31:37 +0200, The Plankmeister wrote:
> 
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a graphical header setup like this:
>>
>> 10 = IMAGE
>> 10.file = GIFBUILDER
>> 10.file {
>> XY = 198,32
>> 	5 = IMAGE
>> 	5.file = images/bg.png
>> 	10 = TEXT
>> 	10.text.current = 1
>> 	10.fontColor = #FFFFFF
>> 	10.fontFile =  t3lib/fonts/vera.ttf
>> 	10.niceText = 1
>> 	10.offset = 13,23
>> 	10.fontSize = 20
>> 	20 = EFFECT
>> 	20.value = rotate=270
>> }
>>
>> However, I want to be able to suffix the resulting HTML IMG tag with the
>> text of the header, wrapped in a span. The current output is something
>> like:
>>
>> <h2><img [...attrs...] /></h2>
>>
>> But I'd like a result something like:
>>
>> <h2><img [...attrs...] /><span>Header Title</span></h2>
>>
>> So that in my "screen" stylesheet, I can set the span to "display :
>> none", but in my "print" stylesheet, I can set the image tag to "display
>> : none". That way, the header will be normal text, not a "vertical"
>> image that doesn't look good when it's printed.
>>
>> I was hoping that a simple addition might work, but no dice:
>>
>> 10 = IMAGE
>> 10.stdWrap.append = TEXT
>> 10.stdWrap.append.value = <span>|</span> 10.file = GIFBUILDER
>>
>> It just results in output HTML like this:
>>
>> <h2></h2>
>>
>> Is there a solution for this? I hope someone can help!
> 
> instead of the 
> 10 = IMAGE
> 10 {
> 	...
> }
> I think it should be something like this:
> 10 = COA
> 10 {
> 	10 = IMAGE
> 	10 {
> 		// your original definition from above
> 	}
> 	20 = TEXT
> 	20.current = 1		// << ????? get the actual text
> 	20.wrap = <span>|</span>
> 
> 	wrap = <h2>|</h2>	// where does you get your wrap?
> }
> 
> bernd


Hi Bernd,

I tried this:

10 = COA
10 {
	10 = IMAGE
    	10.file = GIFBUILDER
	10.file {
		XY = 198,32
		5 = IMAGE
		5.file = images/bg.png
		10 = TEXT
		10.text.current = 1
		10.fontColor = #FFFFFF
		10.fontFile =  t3lib/fonts/vera.ttf
		10.niceText = 1
		10.offset = 13,23
		10.fontSize = 20
		20 = EFFECT
		20.value = rotate=270
	}
	20 = TEXT
	20.current = 1
	20.wrap = <span>|</span>
	wrap = <h2>|</h2>
}

...also without that last "wrap = <h2>|</h2>" (as I wasn't sure if it 
was a question or not in your op) but it still generates no output.

Or have I not listened to your instructions properly?

//Plankmeister