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This page is a generic page to show all the elements and styles available with ARC:Elements. Read the text below each element to see what class names can be added to customize each element. This page is also available to inspect the proper mark-up required.
Button style is added by using .button on an element (anchor or input). Different types of buttons can be used by adding .button-positive, .button-secondary, .button-disabled.
By adding an additional class .button-small or .button-large, you can alter the size of a button.
achieved by adding '.icon_XXX' to the input or anchor, where XXX = add, search, refresh, bin, cross, goTo, edit, more, cogs, comment.
By adding an additional class .button-small or .button-large, you can alter the size of a button.
This is a paragraph and within this paragraph is a link or anchor to show off the particular styles.
This is a second paragraph, and within this paragraph there is no link or anchor, so look to the paragraph above for an example of that element.This is a second paragraph, and within this paragraph there is no link or anchor, so look to the paragraph above for an example of that element.
This is a paragraphed list item
This is paragraphed list item
Hover over and click the toolbox buttons on the right hand side...
This is a broadcast style for an alert to be sent out by the site administrators...
x YThis is a standard message when first arrived and unread/unactioned.
x YThis is a standard message that has been read/actioned.
x YThis is a standard message when first arrived and unread/unactioned.
x YYour last bulk action has completed.
x YYour Action has completed.
x YYour Action has completed.
x YYour Action has completed.
x YThis is an example of how a message box would look like, if no extra type class is added.
This is an example of how a success message box would look like, if required. Please be aware, this is a long version if a paragraph of text was required to explain something in a bit more detail. However, you can easily omit this and just present the user with a simplified version as seen below.
This is an example of how an error message box would look. There was an error with the following items:
This is an example of what a message would look like if you were close to doing something bad
This is an example of how a success message box would look like, if required. Please be aware, this is a long version if a paragraph of text was required to explain something in a bit more detail. However, you can easily omit this and just present the user with a simplified version as seen below.
This is an example of how a success message box would look like, if required. Please be aware, this is a long version if a paragraph of text was required to explain something in a bit more detail. However, you can easily omit this and just present the user with a simplified version as seen below.
The following are standard examples of various form inputs...
class="formblock buttonContainer[-left/right][-full]" The default styling is shown above. Keeping in line with the form input edges.
Various applications of the classes .buttonContainer-left-full and .buttonContainer-left-full. The class .showLeft, is added to an individual button to move it left.
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Added by: Ian Bond - Date: 09/06/2015 13:59:35
This is a PLS Clear permission request for resource Dracula (9780099511229) Sourced from PLS Publisher: Random House Group Limited Imprint: Vintage Books Pub date: Publication date not known Author: Stoker, Bram The requesting user is sdfgsdfg dgsdfg
Added by: Ian Bond - Date: 09/06/2015 13:59:35
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Added by: YOU - Date: 09/06/2015 13:59:35
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Added by: The System!! - Date: 09/06/2015 13:59:35
various layouts using the classes .dlRight, .btnLeft, .actLeft.
View | Title | Director | Bond Actor | Year Book | Year Film | Villain | Tag | title comments | |
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Dr. No | Terence Young | Sean Connery | 1958 | 1962 | Dr. No | ||||
From Russia with Love | Terence Young | Sean Connery | 1957 | 1963 | Rosa Klebb, 'Red' Grant | ||||
Goldfinger | Guy Hamilton | Sean Connery | 1959 | 1964 | Auric Goldfinger; Oddjob | ||||
Thunderball | Terence Young | Sean Connery | 1961 | 1965 | Emilio Largo | ||||
You Only Live Twice | Lewis Gilbert | Sean Connery | 1964 | 1967 | Tiger Tanaka | ||||
On Her Majesty's Secret Service | Peter Hunt | George Lazenby | 1963 | 1969 | Blofeld; Irma Bunt | ||||
Diamonds are Forever | Guy Hamilton | Sean Connery | 1956 | 1971 | Blofeld | ||||
Live and Let Die | Guy Hamilton | Roger Moore | 1954 | 1973 | Mr. Big | ||||
This is an example of an expanded row...
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The Man with the Golden Gun | Guy Hamilton | Roger Moore | 1965 | 1974 | Scaramanga | ||||
The Spy Who Loved Me | Lewis Gilbert | Roger Moore | 1962 | 1977 | Stromberg | ||||
Moonraker | Lewis Gilbert | Roger Moore | 1955 | 1979 | Hugo Drax | ||||
For Your Eyes Only | John Glen | Roger Moore | 1960 | 1981 | Gonzalez |
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