How Can I Add Separate Unique Body Class To Label Blogger Blog












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I want to automatically add unique class names for Homepage and Post page to the <body> tag.



Example:



Show <body class='homepage-page'> on homepage



Show <body class='post-page label-one'> on Label "ONE"



Show <body class='post-page label-two'> on on Label "TWO"










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    I want to automatically add unique class names for Homepage and Post page to the <body> tag.



    Example:



    Show <body class='homepage-page'> on homepage



    Show <body class='post-page label-one'> on Label "ONE"



    Show <body class='post-page label-two'> on on Label "TWO"










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      I want to automatically add unique class names for Homepage and Post page to the <body> tag.



      Example:



      Show <body class='homepage-page'> on homepage



      Show <body class='post-page label-one'> on Label "ONE"



      Show <body class='post-page label-two'> on on Label "TWO"










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      I want to automatically add unique class names for Homepage and Post page to the <body> tag.



      Example:



      Show <body class='homepage-page'> on homepage



      Show <body class='post-page label-one'> on Label "ONE"



      Show <body class='post-page label-two'> on on Label "TWO"







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          You can use b:class tag in order to add a class to the parent element.



          Not b:class tag directly after <body>



          <body>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='homepage-page'/> On homepage
          <b:class cond='data:view.isSingleItem and (data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "One"))' name='One'/> On posts pages and label "One"


          Note: data:post.labels works only inside Blog widget <b:widget id='Blog1' type='Blog'>






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          • Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

            – KOD Blog
            Nov 26 '18 at 15:46











          • It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

            – Bassam
            Nov 26 '18 at 16:42











          • <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

            – KOD Blog
            Dec 1 '18 at 11:37











          • Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:36











          • Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:43



















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          <body>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='blog-view-home'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isPost' name='blog-view-item'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isPage' name='blog-view-static'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.search.label' name='blog-view-search-label'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-query'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.search and !data:view.search.label and !data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-default'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isArchive' name='blog-view-archive'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isError' name='blog-view-error'/>
          <b:class cond='data:view.isPreview' name='blog-view-preview'/>





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          <body>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='multiitem'
          cond='data:view.isMultipleItems == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='homepage'
          cond='data:view.isHomepage == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='singleitem'
          cond='data:view.isSingleItem == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='static'
          cond='data:view.isStatic == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='archive'
          cond='data:view.isArchive == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='error'
          cond='data:view.isError == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='post'
          cond='data:view.isPost == &quot;true&quot;'/>
          <b:attr name='class'
          value='page'
          cond='data:view.isPage == &quot;true&quot;'/>





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            You can use b:class tag in order to add a class to the parent element.



            Not b:class tag directly after <body>



            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='homepage-page'/> On homepage
            <b:class cond='data:view.isSingleItem and (data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "One"))' name='One'/> On posts pages and label "One"


            Note: data:post.labels works only inside Blog widget <b:widget id='Blog1' type='Blog'>






            share|improve this answer


























            • Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

              – KOD Blog
              Nov 26 '18 at 15:46











            • It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

              – Bassam
              Nov 26 '18 at 16:42











            • <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

              – KOD Blog
              Dec 1 '18 at 11:37











            • Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:36











            • Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:43
















            0














            You can use b:class tag in order to add a class to the parent element.



            Not b:class tag directly after <body>



            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='homepage-page'/> On homepage
            <b:class cond='data:view.isSingleItem and (data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "One"))' name='One'/> On posts pages and label "One"


            Note: data:post.labels works only inside Blog widget <b:widget id='Blog1' type='Blog'>






            share|improve this answer


























            • Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

              – KOD Blog
              Nov 26 '18 at 15:46











            • It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

              – Bassam
              Nov 26 '18 at 16:42











            • <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

              – KOD Blog
              Dec 1 '18 at 11:37











            • Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:36











            • Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:43














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            You can use b:class tag in order to add a class to the parent element.



            Not b:class tag directly after <body>



            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='homepage-page'/> On homepage
            <b:class cond='data:view.isSingleItem and (data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "One"))' name='One'/> On posts pages and label "One"


            Note: data:post.labels works only inside Blog widget <b:widget id='Blog1' type='Blog'>






            share|improve this answer















            You can use b:class tag in order to add a class to the parent element.



            Not b:class tag directly after <body>



            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='homepage-page'/> On homepage
            <b:class cond='data:view.isSingleItem and (data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "One"))' name='One'/> On posts pages and label "One"


            Note: data:post.labels works only inside Blog widget <b:widget id='Blog1' type='Blog'>







            share|improve this answer














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            answered Nov 26 '18 at 8:43









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            • Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

              – KOD Blog
              Nov 26 '18 at 15:46











            • It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

              – Bassam
              Nov 26 '18 at 16:42











            • <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

              – KOD Blog
              Dec 1 '18 at 11:37











            • Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:36











            • Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:43



















            • Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

              – KOD Blog
              Nov 26 '18 at 15:46











            • It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

              – Bassam
              Nov 26 '18 at 16:42











            • <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

              – KOD Blog
              Dec 1 '18 at 11:37











            • Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:36











            • Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

              – Bassam
              Dec 1 '18 at 12:43

















            Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

            – KOD Blog
            Nov 26 '18 at 15:46





            Cannot if applied to = <html dir='ltr'>

            – KOD Blog
            Nov 26 '18 at 15:46













            It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

            – Bassam
            Nov 26 '18 at 16:42





            It works fine just put b:class tag directly after html tag

            – Bassam
            Nov 26 '18 at 16:42













            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

            – KOD Blog
            Dec 1 '18 at 11:37





            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label == "One"' name='One'/> Cannot applied

            – KOD Blog
            Dec 1 '18 at 11:37













            Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:36





            Please show me the result or your complete code. Your code will give a class name "One" with any element, only on pages of label name One

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:36













            Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:43





            Also make sure you have the label name on your blog.

            – Bassam
            Dec 1 '18 at 12:43













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            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='blog-view-home'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPost' name='blog-view-item'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPage' name='blog-view-static'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label' name='blog-view-search-label'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-query'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search and !data:view.search.label and !data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-default'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isArchive' name='blog-view-archive'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isError' name='blog-view-error'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPreview' name='blog-view-preview'/>





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            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='blog-view-home'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPost' name='blog-view-item'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPage' name='blog-view-static'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label' name='blog-view-search-label'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-query'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search and !data:view.search.label and !data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-default'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isArchive' name='blog-view-archive'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isError' name='blog-view-error'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPreview' name='blog-view-preview'/>





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            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='blog-view-home'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPost' name='blog-view-item'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPage' name='blog-view-static'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label' name='blog-view-search-label'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-query'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search and !data:view.search.label and !data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-default'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isArchive' name='blog-view-archive'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isError' name='blog-view-error'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPreview' name='blog-view-preview'/>





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            <body>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isHomepage' name='blog-view-home'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPost' name='blog-view-item'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPage' name='blog-view-static'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.label' name='blog-view-search-label'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-query'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.search and !data:view.search.label and !data:view.search.query' name='blog-view-search-default'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isArchive' name='blog-view-archive'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isError' name='blog-view-error'/>
            <b:class cond='data:view.isPreview' name='blog-view-preview'/>






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              While posting an answer it is always recommended to add some description about it, so that the future readers may find this helpful!

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              – Viira
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            While posting an answer it is always recommended to add some description about it, so that the future readers may find this helpful!

            – Viira
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            While posting an answer it is always recommended to add some description about it, so that the future readers may find this helpful!

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            <body>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='multiitem'
            cond='data:view.isMultipleItems == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='homepage'
            cond='data:view.isHomepage == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='singleitem'
            cond='data:view.isSingleItem == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='static'
            cond='data:view.isStatic == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='archive'
            cond='data:view.isArchive == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='error'
            cond='data:view.isError == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='post'
            cond='data:view.isPost == &quot;true&quot;'/>
            <b:attr name='class'
            value='page'
            cond='data:view.isPage == &quot;true&quot;'/>





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              <body>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='multiitem'
              cond='data:view.isMultipleItems == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='homepage'
              cond='data:view.isHomepage == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='singleitem'
              cond='data:view.isSingleItem == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='static'
              cond='data:view.isStatic == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='archive'
              cond='data:view.isArchive == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='error'
              cond='data:view.isError == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='post'
              cond='data:view.isPost == &quot;true&quot;'/>
              <b:attr name='class'
              value='page'
              cond='data:view.isPage == &quot;true&quot;'/>





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                <body>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='multiitem'
                cond='data:view.isMultipleItems == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='homepage'
                cond='data:view.isHomepage == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='singleitem'
                cond='data:view.isSingleItem == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='static'
                cond='data:view.isStatic == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='archive'
                cond='data:view.isArchive == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='error'
                cond='data:view.isError == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='post'
                cond='data:view.isPost == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='page'
                cond='data:view.isPage == &quot;true&quot;'/>





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                <body>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='multiitem'
                cond='data:view.isMultipleItems == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='homepage'
                cond='data:view.isHomepage == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='singleitem'
                cond='data:view.isSingleItem == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='static'
                cond='data:view.isStatic == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='archive'
                cond='data:view.isArchive == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='error'
                cond='data:view.isError == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='post'
                cond='data:view.isPost == &quot;true&quot;'/>
                <b:attr name='class'
                value='page'
                cond='data:view.isPage == &quot;true&quot;'/>






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