Patrick Casey wrote: > > > What's the textbook/preferred/whatever way that a component gets > its CSS onto a page? So far as I can tell, I can: > > > > Put it in a @Shell component, but that Shell only takes one CSS, > so if a page requires > 1 css file, the shell doesn't work, does it?
Shell can use either "stylesheet" or the "stylesheets" parameters. Use stylesheets if you want > 1 stylesheet attached to a page. The other solutions work, as well. :) Hopefully, it will not always be a two-step problem. Robert > > Manually link them in via any tags, which seems to work for me. > > Manually add a <script></script> block to your .html file and > cut/paste the css in. > > Cut/Paste all component styles into one "master" CSS file and > then link that one file via the @Shell. > > > > All of these approaches though require that the programmer > (that's me), not only embed the component on the page, but also use one of > the aforementioned methods to embed that components .css as well (assuming > the component like contrib.:Palette uses its own CSS). > > > > Is there a way I can set up my page such that the component can > embed its own css? Or is using a component that has its own css always going > to be a two step process? > > > > --- Pat > > > > PS Tapestry 3.0.3. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
