[06:40:11] > anything in common? [06:40:13] They are.. in commons :^) (re @sjoerddebruin: Do the audio files have anything in common? You could use css attributes to lower the amount of different classes) [07:03:54] any reference on how to? (re @sjoerddebruin: Do the audio files have anything in common? You could use css attributes to lower the amount of different classes) [19:39:44] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_selectors (re @Galder: any reference on how to?) [20:59:09] Attr() isnt allowed in templatestyles. Templatestyles was intentionally designed not to allow the thing you are trying to do :( [21:00:31] (you also can't use attr() in url() regardless of templatestyles: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/attr#limitations_and_security) [21:11:14] Hmm, wonder if that also applies to image-set() where using the url() constructor is optional [21:30:22] Anyways i wanted to show off my weekend hack project - a template that uses css to display a 3d view of a 360 panorama image https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cubemap_viewer [21:39:29] whoa [21:42:12] insane [21:53:23] Usually the trick used is to have the image in the page but display:none, and then do absolute positioning stuff to put it in the right place. Really annoying to do, but its basically the only option as you can't dynamically put images in templatestyles and you cant use url() in inline styles. (re @Galder: I don't want to show color, I want to show an image from [21:53:24] Commons (url))