Bradford R. Bowman wrote:
> To answer my own question, though I'm not sure it's will benefit anyone
> in particular, this is what I did in index.html.quick:
>
> entry_content: |
>
> <div class="<%= entry.id.split("/")[0] %>">
> <%= entry.content.to_html %>
> etc...
>
> Or at least, that's the concept.
>
Yeah, I would say that's a much better idea than what I was going to
offer. Two things that spring to mind:
* You might try using <%=entry.tags * " "%>. The list of tags includes
the category and any tags you've given the entry. It might be nice to
style based on tags.
* If you decide that you need to layout entries totally differently,
based on their content, you can subclass Hobix::BaseEntry. If you look
in hobix/entry.rb, you'll see an example in the Entry class. It's
probably overkill, though, and you'd probably better off just using
Textile to layout the entries.
Good luck, let us know how it turns out.
_why
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