Hi all,
I have a custom inclusion tag that renders a template filled with
topical data for use in a sidebar. This is used on many pages, but not
all, and has some supporting javascript and CSS. Currently all that
lives in the tag's template, (incorrectly) inline with the html:
<!-- /app/templates/app/contentbrowser.html -->
<style>...</style>
<div>
<!-- html content goes here --->
</div>
<script>...</script>
I would like both the CSS and javascript to be external files, and the
accompanying <link> and <script> tags to be properly placed in the
<head> section of the page.
The admin does a similar thing for forms and widgets, but those exist
at the view level and are therefore accessible throughout the template
via {{ media }}. Because the code in an inclusion tag is only executed
when arrived at, though, I don't think I can "go back" and insert the
appropriate html into the <head>.
The only way I can think to solve this is by having a sister tag that
outputs the <link> and <script> tags, called manually where
appropriate, but if there were a more elegant way I'd sure like to
hear it!
Thanks,
Scott
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