On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 9:25 AM, Craig Small <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was trying to make the class of the div dependent on two variables.
>
> X = class a
> Not X and y = class b
> Not X and not y = class C
>
> The problem is you cannot have a conditional open tag and the close
> elsewhere. Eg
>
Yep, absolutely, that's the whole idea behind Kajiki and Genshi, the whole
thing must be valid xml so that it can never generate an invalid document
as the result.
> <py:if test="thing">
> <div class="a">
> </py:if>
> <py:else>
> <div class="b">
> </py:else>
> Words go here
> </div>
>
Use py:attrs or just "class=${a if thing else b}" ?
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