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Ernest Monklitch commented on TAPESTRY-2161:
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That's good to know, I just sometimes forget that you can do almost anything
with T5 :D
It would be great if someone with knowledge would write few examples somewhere
how to really take advantage of contributions and more importantly _what_ can
be overridden. (If I'm right currently you just have to know what you can
contribute, there is no list of what can be overridden anywhere? What key and
what interface to implement list?)
I don't know if global lean would really be useful. One could argue that
response time is the king, and css can be written without classes/ids, so when
making ultra responsive software global lean would be good. Is the difference
really enough to implement global lean? That's something you dear reader should
comment about.
If global lean is a stupid thing (Trademark pending...) to consider please
close this issue.
> Implement switch that disables default css
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> Key: TAPESTRY-2161
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-2161
> Project: Tapestry
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 5.0.10
> Environment: Any
> Reporter: Ernest Monklitch
> Fix For: 5.1
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> There should be a switch that turns of all default css classes in Tapestry.
> If one want's to output pure html without any css attached there should be
> switch to tell components not to include any css file references in the
> header.
> Also Grid components lean is a great thing, but a global lean would be
> perfect. (Although lean doesn't remove the attached css file reference.)
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