Ar! On closer reading I just realized that you were using the
wicket:remove to set a base whereas I had assumed (without reading too
carefully) that you were using it to include the CSS and consequently I
was concerned that the CSS would be included twice by the HTML editor -
but not do! It all
Just:
Martijn
On 3/14/07, Chris Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You can include
> >
> >
> >> />
> >
> >
> > in your html head.
>
> Ah cool!
>
> Ok, so that will include the CSS at HTML edit time. What do I need to
> put in a tag that is the opposite to ? ie., not there at
> edit tim
> You can include
>
>
>/>
>
>
> in your html head.
Ah cool!
Ok, so that will include the CSS at HTML edit time. What do I need to
put in a tag that is the opposite to ? ie., not there at
edit time but there a wicket render time?
---
You can include
in your html head.
2007/3/14, Chris Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm using wicket and trying to work out how to set up my directories so
that while editing HTML markups my HTML editor has access to the same
CSS files that will be used as run time.
The HTML markups are in m
Are you using eclipse + wicket bench? Then you can tell the wicket
bench where your css files live.
Martijn
On 3/14/07, Chris Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using wicket and trying to work out how to set up my directories so
> that while editing HTML markups my HTML editor has access to
I'm using wicket and trying to work out how to set up my directories so
that while editing HTML markups my HTML editor has access to the same
CSS files that will be used as run time.
The HTML markups are in my project/src/com/sas/ui/wicket directory with
my wicket component classes but being in th
