Re: multiple stylesheets
This is exactly why I dont use the Border pattern. you dont need it if you
use modern html markup.
Page specific titles meta tags
Occasional special stylesheets, javascript for a page
id/class parameters on body tags
variations of headers/footers/nav bars
All go against using Border
For an alternative to Border check out
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/WysiwygWithoutBorder
Henrik
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Nick,
that worked perfectly, thanks! I just had to change a few things for it to
comply with T4, but unfortunately now I'm faced with another problem,
there's no titles on my stylesheets.
Border.html
html jwcid=shell
stylesheets=ognl:{assets.stylesheet1,assets.stylesheet2
}
Border.jwc
asset name=stylesheet1 path=context:css/style.css /
asset name=stylesheet2 path=context:css/template.css /
gives me:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.css
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css /
but I'd like:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.csstitle=default
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css title=super/
So as I can select them on the fly from my browser's view-use style
setting. If you or anyone else has already figured out how to do this I'd
like to hear how it's done.
Thanks again, Brian.
On 9/1/06, Nick Westgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Brian.
Hopefully someone using T4 can offer you more help,
but in my current T3 project I do this via ...
Border.jwc - which has a stylesheets parameter:
...
component-specification
class=blah.blah.Border
allow-informal-parameters=no
parameter name=stylesheets type=java.lang.Object
direction=in/
component id=shell type=Shell
binding name=title expression=title/
binding name=stylesheets expression=stylesheets/
binding name=doctype
'html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN'
/binding
/component
...
SomePage.html - which passes the array of stylesheet assets:
html
head
/head
body jwcid=$content$
div jwcid=border stylesheets=ognl:{assets.common, assets.apply}
...
SomePage.page - which defines the css assets:
context-asset name=common path=css/common.css/
context-asset name=apply path=css/apply.css/
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Hi all,
I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope
someone
my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know
of a
possible solution.
I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm currently
using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single
stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website.
span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp
Customer
Login
I want to add some more, and according to the component description
there's
a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is
want
I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom
@Border
component.
Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and
create
an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this, create
a
Border.java?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . .
/Brian.
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Re: multiple stylesheets
Nick,
that worked perfectly, thanks! I just had to change a few things for it to
comply with T4, but unfortunately now I'm faced with another problem,
there's no titles on my stylesheets.
Border.html
html jwcid=shell stylesheets=ognl:{assets.stylesheet1,assets.stylesheet2
}
Border.jwc
asset name=stylesheet1 path=context:css/style.css /
asset name=stylesheet2 path=context:css/template.css /
gives me:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=/fast-store-app/css/style.css
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css /
but I'd like:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.csstitle=default
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css title=super/
So as I can select them on the fly from my browser's view-use style
setting. If you or anyone else has already figured out how to do this I'd
like to hear how it's done.
Thanks again, Brian.
On 9/1/06, Nick Westgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Brian.
Hopefully someone using T4 can offer you more help,
but in my current T3 project I do this via ...
Border.jwc - which has a stylesheets parameter:
...
component-specification
class=blah.blah.Border
allow-informal-parameters=no
parameter name=stylesheets type=java.lang.Object
direction=in/
component id=shell type=Shell
binding name=title expression=title/
binding name=stylesheets expression=stylesheets/
binding name=doctype
'html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN'
/binding
/component
...
SomePage.html - which passes the array of stylesheet assets:
html
head
/head
body jwcid=$content$
div jwcid=border stylesheets=ognl:{assets.common, assets.apply}
...
SomePage.page - which defines the css assets:
context-asset name=common path=css/common.css/
context-asset name=apply path=css/apply.css/
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Hi all,
I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope
someone
my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know
of a
possible solution.
I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm currently
using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single
stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website.
span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp
Customer
Login
I want to add some more, and according to the component description
there's
a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is
want
I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom
@Border
component.
Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and
create
an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this, create a
Border.java?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . .
/Brian.
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Re: multiple stylesheets
Well, in Tapestry 4.1.1 there's a new component @Style that can append
stylesheets
inside HEAD. It can be used from anywhere - even components can have
their needed
stylesheets appended. Here's some example usages:
link jwcid=@Style href=main.css media=all/
link jwcid=@Style href=asset:style1 title=main/
link jwcid=@Style href=asset:style2 title=other rel=alternate
stylesheet/
In Tapestry 4.0 or older, you should make use of the delegate parameter of
@Shell
You supply it with an IRender implementation, and it gets rendered just before
/HEAD
Brian Long wrote:
Nick,
that worked perfectly, thanks! I just had to change a few things for
it to
comply with T4, but unfortunately now I'm faced with another problem,
there's no titles on my stylesheets.
Border.html
html jwcid=shell
stylesheets=ognl:{assets.stylesheet1,assets.stylesheet2
}
Border.jwc
asset name=stylesheet1 path=context:css/style.css /
asset name=stylesheet2 path=context:css/template.css /
gives me:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.css
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css /
but I'd like:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.csstitle=default
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css title=super/
So as I can select them on the fly from my browser's view-use style
setting. If you or anyone else has already figured out how to do this I'd
like to hear how it's done.
Thanks again, Brian.
On 9/1/06, Nick Westgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Brian.
Hopefully someone using T4 can offer you more help,
but in my current T3 project I do this via ...
Border.jwc - which has a stylesheets parameter:
...
component-specification
class=blah.blah.Border
allow-informal-parameters=no
parameter name=stylesheets type=java.lang.Object
direction=in/
component id=shell type=Shell
binding name=title expression=title/
binding name=stylesheets expression=stylesheets/
binding name=doctype
'html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN'
/binding
/component
...
SomePage.html - which passes the array of stylesheet assets:
html
head
/head
body jwcid=$content$
div jwcid=border stylesheets=ognl:{assets.common, assets.apply}
...
SomePage.page - which defines the css assets:
context-asset name=common path=css/common.css/
context-asset name=apply path=css/apply.css/
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Hi all,
I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope
someone
my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know
of a
possible solution.
I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm
currently
using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single
stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website.
span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp
Customer
Login
I want to add some more, and according to the component description
there's
a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is
want
I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom
@Border
component.
Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and
create
an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this,
create a
Border.java?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . .
/Brian.
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Re: multiple stylesheets
Brian,
I've never had to do that, but it's pretty easy to hack the
built-in Tapestry components. Just look at the java source
for Shell and add the outputting of the title attributes.
In this case it looks like that would be easy if you want the
stylesheet title based on the css filename, but if you need to
provide a different name for each one you'll have to do more.
Perhaps add another Shell parameter that takes an array of
title strings for the stylesheets.
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Nick,
that worked perfectly, thanks! I just had to change a few things for it to
comply with T4, but unfortunately now I'm faced with another problem,
there's no titles on my stylesheets.
Border.html
html jwcid=shell
stylesheets=ognl:{assets.stylesheet1,assets.stylesheet2
}
Border.jwc
asset name=stylesheet1 path=context:css/style.css /
asset name=stylesheet2 path=context:css/template.css /
gives me:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=/fast-store-app/css/style.css
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css /
but I'd like:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/style.csstitle=default
/
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/fast-store-app/css/template.css title=super/
So as I can select them on the fly from my browser's view-use style
setting. If you or anyone else has already figured out how to do this I'd
like to hear how it's done.
Thanks again, Brian.
On 9/1/06, Nick Westgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Brian.
Hopefully someone using T4 can offer you more help,
but in my current T3 project I do this via ...
Border.jwc - which has a stylesheets parameter:
...
component-specification
class=blah.blah.Border
allow-informal-parameters=no
parameter name=stylesheets type=java.lang.Object
direction=in/
component id=shell type=Shell
binding name=title expression=title/
binding name=stylesheets expression=stylesheets/
binding name=doctype
'html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN'
/binding
/component
...
SomePage.html - which passes the array of stylesheet assets:
html
head
/head
body jwcid=$content$
div jwcid=border stylesheets=ognl:{assets.common, assets.apply}
...
SomePage.page - which defines the css assets:
context-asset name=common path=css/common.css/
context-asset name=apply path=css/apply.css/
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Hi all,
I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope
someone
my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know
of a
possible solution.
I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm currently
using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single
stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website.
span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp
Customer
Login
I want to add some more, and according to the component description
there's
a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is
want
I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom
@Border
component.
Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and
create
an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this,
create a
Border.java?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . .
/Brian.
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multiple stylesheets
Hi all, I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope someone my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know of a possible solution. I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm currently using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website. span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp Customer Login I want to add some more, and according to the component description there's a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is want I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom @Border component. Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and create an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this, create a Border.java? Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . . /Brian.
Re: multiple stylesheets
Hi Brian.
Hopefully someone using T4 can offer you more help,
but in my current T3 project I do this via ...
Border.jwc - which has a stylesheets parameter:
...
component-specification
class=blah.blah.Border
allow-informal-parameters=no
parameter name=stylesheets type=java.lang.Object direction=in/
component id=shell type=Shell
binding name=title expression=title/
binding name=stylesheets expression=stylesheets/
binding name=doctype
'html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN'
/binding
/component
...
SomePage.html - which passes the array of stylesheet assets:
html
head
/head
body jwcid=$content$
div jwcid=border stylesheets=ognl:{assets.common, assets.apply}
...
SomePage.page - which defines the css assets:
context-asset name=common path=css/common.css/
context-asset name=apply path=css/apply.css/
Cheers,
Nick.
Brian Long wrote:
Hi all,
I'm afraid I might have dug myself into a hole (again!), but I hope someone
my have already encountered this problem and is willing to let me know of a
possible solution.
I'm trying to add multiple stylesheets to my web project, I'm currently
using a @Shell component to enclose my web pages, this has a single
stylesheet as per the example on the tapestry website.
span jwcid=@Shell stylesheet=asset:stylesheet title=MyCorp Customer
Login
I want to add some more, and according to the component description there's
a parameter stylesheets that will take an array of IAssets, this is want
I'd like to do, the only problem is that my shell in inside a custom
@Border
component.
Soo, I have a Border.html and Border.jwc and I have to try and create
an array of IAssets (my list of stylesheets). How do I do this, create a
Border.java?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated . . .
/Brian.
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