Thinh,
I doubt that the <html:errors> would interefere with style sheets
as they are rendered on the client side. I would check these things:
1) When you select "view source" in your browser, are the error header
and footer in your page the way you have them in the properties file?
2) if, instead of a linked style sheet, you put the style definition
directly in the JSP, do you have the same result?
Bill
Thinh Doan wrote:
>The following setting for error display did not seem to affect eventhough
>the jsp that contains <html:errors/> does link in the style sheet. ANy idea
>why this is so?
>
>Thank you for your response.
>
>Thinh
>
>in ApplicationResources.properties:
>errors.header=<hr><span class="error">Errors:<ul>
>errors.footer=</ul></span><hr>
>
>in jsp:
>...
><link rel="stylesheet" href="../style/test.css" type="text/css">
><html:base/>
></head>
><body bgcolor="white">
><html:errors/>
>...
>
>
>.
>
