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Sometimes web designers need to access a [[~~Tutorial:Using_Class_Suffixes_in_Joomla!_1.5~~#Page_Class_Suffix|page class suffix]] from directly within a template. A common reason to do this is to assign unique styles to individual pages linked from a menu (e.g. to change the dominant color on that page). By default Joomla applies the page class suffixes only to limited areas of a page, which often doesn't offer enough flexibility. However, by making some simple changes to your template you can take advantage of the cascading nature of stylesheets to apply unique styles to any element on a page.

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Sometimes web designers need to access a [[Using_Class_Suffixes#Page_Class_Suffix|page class suffix]] from directly within a template. A common reason to do this is to assign unique styles to individual pages linked from a menu (e.g. to change the dominant color on that page). By default Joomla applies the page class suffixes only to limited areas of a page, which often doesn't offer enough flexibility. However, by making some simple changes to your template you can take advantage of the cascading nature of stylesheets to apply unique styles to any element on a page.

== Load Suffix ==

Joomla! Documentation - Changes related to "Category:Tips and tricks 1.5" [en]

Using the Page Class Suffix in Template Code

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-Sometimes web designers need to access a [[Tutorial:Using_Class_Suffixes_in_Joomla!_1.5#Page_Class_Suffix|page class suffix]] from directly within a template. A common reason to do this is to assign unique styles to individual pages linked from a menu (e.g. to change the dominant color on that page). By default Joomla applies the page class suffixes only to limited areas of a page, which often doesn't offer enough flexibility. However, by making some simple changes to your template you can take advantage of the cascading nature of stylesheets to apply unique styles to any element on a page.
+Sometimes web designers need to access a [[Using_Class_Suffixes#Page_Class_Suffix|page class suffix]] from directly within a template. A common reason to do this is to assign unique styles to individual pages linked from a menu (e.g. to change the dominant color on that page). By default Joomla applies the page class suffixes only to limited areas of a page, which often doesn't offer enough flexibility. However, by making some simple changes to your template you can take advantage of the cascading nature of stylesheets to apply unique styles to any element on a page.
 == Load Suffix ==