ontributed css file.
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"Janko Muzykant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02.07.2007 14:41
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Re: T5 optional css for component
hi Marcus,
this solution is perfect provided i have a
temp
hi Marcus,
this solution is perfect provided i have a
template defined separately for each page. but usually this is written once
in some "Border" or "Layout" component's template. In such a case I cannot
predict how many css links will be placed inside section because many
pages will use th
Hi Janko,
You could try:
@Inject
@Path("context:assets/css/layout.css")
private Asset _layoutCss;
public Asset getLayoutCss() {
if (yourCondition)
return _layoutCss;
else
return "";
}
Marcus
hi Erik,
thank you for your answer, but it seems not to be so easy. all style links
should be placed in the section and if i try to use following:
<*link* rel="stylesheet" href="arkusz.*css* " type="text/*css*" />
css link will be printed out exactly in place where component is used on the
p
Hi Janko,
In your html template, you could use:
Include css file
do something else
Cheers
Erik
On 7/2/07, Janko Muzykant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
i would like to have an optional css for each of my components. optional,
because depending on component's
hi all,
i would like to have an optional css for each of my components. optional,
because depending on component's parameter i would like/wouldn't like to
include its css link. Lets imagine edit box with calendar for example -
depending on parameter provided in template file, calendar's css file s