The decorator is not necessarily an all-or-nothing proposal, you can specify the decorator to be used in each page template (you'll have to find Google's cache of my blog entry - this should be moved into the wiki, or look at the rendering source to see how it identifies the decorator to be used). Also, the decorator can be a "no op", not writing any content of it's own.
Lance On 8/15/05, Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I also had a side thought about the decorator template. Currently I am still > not a fan of the decorator template mainly because it either has to be > applied to all page templates or none of them. This seems inconvenient to > me. I think it would be preferable if you could apply the decorator to only > selected page templates. This would allow users the convenience of using the > decorator without requiring that it be used for *all* templates. > > I think the best example in this case is a css page template. I would > consider using the decorator template, except that I have a css template as > well and if I use the decorator then my css template won't work.
