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Error Class added to 404 page body
Hi
In the sample website on the 0.91 branch I was looking to see what the 404 error page looked like so I browsed to http://localhost/fuel/error and the page was blank. I then went into the code and found the content that should have been displayed so I went back to my browser and checked the source with firebug. The html code and text was there in firebug but the text had been given a white colour because a class of error was being added to the body of the page which overwrite all other text colours in the css file.
If I browse to any other page that shows the 404 that I can think of it is fine and the text is freely visible.
I know there is an is_home() helper function would there be any chance of an is_404() function or did I miss that function in the user guide?
Alternatively could we pass a variable through to the header block denote that a page is a 404 and to not add the class with
In the sample website on the 0.91 branch I was looking to see what the 404 error page looked like so I browsed to http://localhost/fuel/error and the page was blank. I then went into the code and found the content that should have been displayed so I went back to my browser and checked the source with firebug. The html code and text was there in firebug but the text had been given a white colour because a class of error was being added to the body of the page which overwrite all other text colours in the css file.
If I browse to any other page that shows the 404 that I can think of it is fine and the text is freely visible.
I know there is an is_home() helper function would there be any chance of an is_404() function or did I miss that function in the user guide?
Alternatively could we pass a variable through to the header block denote that a page is a 404 and to not add the class with
<?php echo fuel_var('body_class', '');?> if its not set?
Comments
To answer your question, there is no is_404() function, however, you could set a variable or constant in the error_404.php page that could be used.