Just leave your link href=http://localhost:8080/express/billing.css;
rel=stylesheet
tag as it is !
The html:link tag is for generating a href=http://some.url.com;foobar/a tags...
cheers,
gernot.
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This is tricker than I thought:
What is the
I personally just use the old HTML tag. I use a relative path though - eg.
/express/billing.css instead of http...billing.css. ... works fine for me
=)
HTH,
Eddie
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methods, but without the CSS
file.
HTH,
Eddie
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thanks...
But for my next question though
Well, you can specify the style, id, and class attributes with these properties.
html:link href=http://some.url.com; style=color:green styleId=mylink
styleClass=myStyle
should result in something like:
a href=http://some.url.com; style=color:green id=mylink class=myStyle
you're welcome,
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