Asunto: Re: IE5.0 and CSS import

2004-07-30 Thread Guillermo Meyer
In this case, you could create a custom tag extending html:rewrite and generate the tag for you: In your JSP: Cheers. Guillermo. >-- Mensaje original -- >Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >From: Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subje

Re: IE5.0 and CSS import

2004-07-30 Thread Mark Lowe
Yeah there is a cost.. in which case i'd get the context path and use that, but makes moving a template into the app a little more work. Mark On 30 Jul 2004, at 11:57, Nicolas De Loof wrote: Having this, you need all your action path to have same number of directory levels, so that ../.. points

Re: IE5.0 and CSS import

2004-07-30 Thread Nicolas De Loof
Having this, you need all your action path to have same number of directory levels, so that ../.. points to the application context root. We use modules and structured path with up to 3 levels, so using is usefull to assume URI to static resources (css or images) are valid. Nico. > We tend

Re: IE5.0 and CSS import

2004-07-30 Thread Mark Lowe
We tend to use relative paths to css and other static resources. @import url("../../style/main.css"); 1. Because the session id isn't appended to the path 2. Because static html layouts can be developed separately to the rest of the app. As tiles let you use just 1 or a few templates/layouts for

IE5.0 and CSS import

2004-07-30 Thread Nicolas De Loof
Hi all, just solved a strange problem and would like to share with you if you have some suggestions : My app needs to support IE 5.0 :( We use CSS and I had designed my baseLayout.jsp like this : It works