Closed mjy closed 12 years ago
If you do:
Notice, warning, error they all should work the same.
Notice "foo" Warning "foo" Error "foo"
It may be warn (or warning) don't remember.
And they may not be styled differently yet, but I thought they were.... I can check.
Cary On May 12, 2012 12:54 PM, "Matt" < reply@reply.github.com> wrote:
Would like to be able to style our notices according to some arbitrary class like
notice "Foo is a normal status" warning notice "Something bad happened, I'm colored differently."
How the method is called doesn't really matter, it could be a parameter (
notice "foo", :warning
), but it should be remain as clean as thenotice "foo"
styleI suspect there might be a Railsy way of doing this already?
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Well that's a hell of a thing. Easiest fix you've ever made.
Would like to be able to style our notices according to some arbitrary class like
How the method is called doesn't really matter, it could be a parameter (
notice "foo", :warning
), but it should be remain as clean as thenotice "foo"
styleI suspect there might be a Railsy way of doing this already?