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Section selector
The Designer writes the name of each section to the section attribute of the <html> element.
This attribute can be used in selectors.
Example
The following rule applies formatting to <h1> elements in sections of which the name starts with
‘Letter’:
[section^='Letter'] h1 {
color: brown;
}
Note
To make scripts run exclusively on certain sections, it is advised to put them in folders and set the
execution scope of the scripts in a folder via the folder properties; see "Execution scope" on
page630.
Sheet position selectors
In Print output, pages have a sheet position that depends on the options set in the Sheet
Configuration dialog (e.g. the Duplex and Allow Content On options). Connect gives each page
- or rather, the "MediaBox" div element on that page - a class depending on their sheet position:
l .frontside
l .backside (does not apply to simplex documents)
l .contentpage
l .nocontentpage
The MediaBox contains the Master Page objects and section backgrounds. This means that
these classes can only be used to format a Master Page and section background. They do not
let you change the formatting of elements residing in the main text flow (e.g. a <h1> element on
page 3).
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