I have a rule set in diazo where I want to say
"if there is no "#portal-column-two" AND also no "#portal-column-one" then do X" It seems to me the rule for that would look something like
<rules css:if-not-content="((#portal-column-one) and (#portal-column-two))"> blah </rules>
Ive looked at the documentation and cant find anything obvious. I think I can wrap the rule sets like this;
<rules css:if-not-content="#portal-column-one">
<rules css:if-not-content="#portal-column-two">
blah
</rules>
</rules>
But that seems somewhat inelegant. Id think I should be able to put that into one line right?
Thoughts? Thanks
You just need to do::
<rules css:if-not-content="#portal-column-one,#portal-column-two"> blah </rules>
It's just a css selector. If the selector is empty, the rules are applied.