Here you can see how to reformat the default header, depending on the column the content is in. You can get a similar result using CSS selectors.

Here is the TypoScript:

temp.stdheader < lib.stdheader
lib.stdheader >

lib.stdheader = CASE
lib.stdheader {
  key.field=colPos
  1 < temp.stdheader
  2 < temp.stdheader
  3 < temp.stdheader
  default < temp.stdheader
}
lib.stdheader.default.10.1.fontTag = <h1>+++|+++</h1>
lib.stdheader.1.10.1.fontTag = <h1>***|***</h1>
lib.stdheader.2.10.1.fontTag = <h1>---|---</h1>
lib.stdheader.3.10.1.fontTag =<h1>...|...</h1>

What is done?

First the stdheader is saved in a temporary location. Then the stdheader gets cleared and transformend in a CASE

(Typo3 Documentation CASE). Depending on the column ( default = normal, 1=left,2=right, 3=border) a different Object is created. Finally we change the format for the different columns. Note: Here it is done only for 1 Type of header, for the other types have a look to the Object Browser.

Click here what it looks like

Similar Snippets:

Different link formatting for each column

Comments

Bas, 26-01-09 16:45:

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I use this nice peace of typoscript.
However this generates double headers when editing a page title in the backend. After clear all cache the headers are printed correct. http://bugs.typo3.org/view.php?id=10277

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