Hello, Struts users!
I'm just wondering how to make my error messages (specifically the
ones that Struts 2 generates) red, because currently they're not.
Isn't there some default css file I can use or do I have to create one?
And how do I use it in my jsp:s? (I know nothing about css.)
I
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
I'm just wondering how to make my error messages (specifically the
ones that Struts 2 generates) red, because currently they're not.
Are you using the s:head/ tag tat includes the default Struts CSS?
Dave
No, that was it! I wasn't using the s:head tag, but I am now.
Thank you, Dave!
Just out of curiosity.. If I would want to change these default style
settings, where could I find the file that I need to edit?
/Ylva
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 8:10 PM, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- On
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
Just out of curiosity.. If I would want to change these
default style settings, where could I find the file that
I need to edit?
It'd be easier to just include your own stylesheet after the s:head tag and
overwrite the styles.
Dave
Didn't I read somewhere that one of the good practices was to copy the
template folder in the project WEB-INF folder ? If this is true, then
just directly edit the style sheet of the theme ?
- Pascal
Dave Newton wrote:
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
Just out of curiosity.. If
It'd be easier to just include your own stylesheet after the s:head tag and
overwrite the styles.
Alright. Good to know. But that's for some time in the future when I
have more time - investigation.
Thanks!
/Ylva
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To
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Pascal Lalonde wrote:
Didn't I read somewhere that one of the good practices
was to copy the template folder in the project WEB-INF
folder? If this is true, then just directly edit the
style sheet of the theme?
Overwriting the styles is still easier. The template issue
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