I've heard of PHP code whose purpose was to dynamically create CSS
files that were output into the final html (in the header, not as a
link to a file). If you wanted to repeat that kind of functionality,
it seems like it would be easy to do. The one problem I see is that
if you use a CSS file as a template, it may require a different DTD.
CSS alone is not "well formed XML" and I think Tapestry is expecting
the templates to be well formed. Alternatively, having your CSS
inside an html template may be a problem if Tapestry does not remove
the and tags, since your content pages will have their
own and tags.
I haven't had a use for this yet, but I will post my results if I get to it.
Daniel
On 6/25/07, Jiri Mares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And do you consider it as interesting to implement it?
Jirka
Howard Lewis Ship napsal(a):
>
> It should be possible, there are meta-data settings on pages that
> control the response content type. However, there's a couple of road
> blocks in the current code base, such as the fact that there's no
> outer-wrapper element for HTML (an template root element that does not
> render an element into the output stream), and no way to remap the
> file extension.
>
> On 6/22/07, Jiri Mares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi ...
>>
>> or can I create page that is going to serve CSS instead of HTML??
>>
>> Jirka
>>
>> Howard Lewis Ship napsal(a):
>> >
>> > You can use expansions inside a block, just as you can
>> > elsewhere in an HTML template. However, you have to eliminate the
>> > HTML comments when you do so, or the expansions will not be processed:
>> >
>> >