There is no specific CSS class in the topic list.
Is it possible by editing the topic list template?
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If you only want to add a class to the topic list item component, you can do that without modifying the template. You can use something like this.
const discourseComputed = require("discourse-common/utils/decorators").default;
api.modifyClass("component:topic-list-item", {
pluginId: "add-views-class",
@discourseComputed()
unboundClassNames() {
// log the topic properties to see what you have to work with
console.log(this.topic);
// inherit the default classes from core and plugins
let classList = this._super(...arguments);
// add your new classes based on a property
if (this.topic.views > 100) {
classList += " has-many-views";
}
// return the modified classList
return classList;
}
});
Then a bit of CSS
.has-many-views {
background: red;
}
Unfortunately, wiki is a post-level, not a topic-level property. So, It’s not added to the topic list item model. You can use a tag or create a feature request for Discourse to add that class.
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