On 1/17/06, Ittay Dror <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Igor Vaynberg wrote:> while the css definition of the class is a design issue, i disagree that> the application of it is. in my view the code SHOULD decide what class> to apply if it is decided dynamically.
that mens communicating design information
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
while the css definition of the class is a design issue, i disagree that
the application of it is. in my view the code SHOULD decide what class
to apply if it is decided dynamically.
that mens communicating design information between the web designer and the
developer.
while the css definition of the class is a design issue, i disagree that the application of it is. in my view the code SHOULD decide what class to apply if it is decided dynamically.also look at the markup you want to get working. you replicated everything twice which will make it a pain to maintai
Hi,
I'm starting to learn wicket and thus far I like it very much. I have a newbie
questions.
say i have a list of items where each is colored differently, according to
order (zebra) or some model property ('priority'). in the examples this is
achieved by having one example item in the html a
