HAML using links in text without newline
I'm currently developing a little Sinatra Ruby app. For the presentation layer I'm using HAML, which works quite well. However I have a FAQ page which has longer text paragraphs, which is not a problem. But in some passages I'd like to include links. With pure HTML this is very easy to achieve and is still readable. <p> I'm talking about <a href="http://ruby-lang.org">Ruby</a> in this text. </p> W
Haml: How to add classes dynamically to an element?
I have a <tr> element in my view, and I want to add classes dynamically on this element depending on an association between two models (many to many between company and packaging). The result should looks like <tr class="pck1 pck3 pck5"> where pck1, pck3 and pck5 are packagings associated with a company.
Haml and Rails · RailsApps
by Daniel Kehoe Last updated 2 April 2013 Using Haml with Rails. A guide for developers using the example apps from the RailsApps project. Others may find it helpful as well. If You Are New to Rails If you’re new to Rails, see What is Ruby on Rails?, the book Learn Ruby on Rails, and recommendations for a Rails tutorial. What is the RailsApps Project? This is an article from the RailsApps project.
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