Tapestry 4 doesn't have any real knowledge of the content of your page. It leaves a lot of excess whitespace in place because it can't tell if it is significant (and if you use, say <pre>, it might be).
I tend to put extra whitespace INSIDE the tags, i.e.: <span jwcid="@If" ...
Something</span <span jwcid="@Else" Alternative</span
Looks ugly, but works. Also <span jwcid="$remove$"> is useful. On 3/29/07, Josh Joy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I generate a lot of dynamic content using @If and @Else and @For within span tags. Within these span tags is the actual content that becomes generated. This works, no issues so far. My only concern, is that these span tags containing the jwcid with the various tags leave behind empty lines, whitespace. While they obviously generate the content, tapestry is not removing this whitespace perse. When used in conjuction with img tags, the extra whitespace does become an issue on browsers as they will actually translate the whitespace between my img tags as intended whitespace rather than ignore them, thus introducing unwanted spacing between my images. My question is, for my span tags with jwcid atttributes, after Tapestry processses these can I somehow ask it to remove the tag and the whitespace, rather than just removing the tag and leaving behind whitespace in it's place? I'm using tapestry 4.0.2 Thanks, Josh --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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