Tapestry isn't going to do anything to the HTML template automatically. What you want is something that previews reasonably, but still uses the Shell component. How about:
Border.html: <html> <head> .... </head> <body> <span jwcid="$content$"> <span jwcid="shell"> <span jwcid="body"> .... <span jwcid="insertWrapped"/> .... </span> <!-- body --> </span> <!-- shell --> </span> <!-- $content$ --> </body> </html> The special $content$ tag indicates that Tapestry should ignore anything outside the body of the tag. Thus the <html> tags are there for WYSIWYG preview, but are removed at runtime, and the Shell component provides equivalent tags. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tapestry.sf.net > Hi, > > you did response, I just needed some time to check that out. In fact, it > works, there is only one thing I do not like very much. When I add a > Shell-component to my html-file (like <span jwcid="myShell"> <html> > ...</html></span>) and I have already a <head> section in my html-file > then on runtime, I see both css-links in the source code of my page. The > one from the component and the one from my <head> section. I want to have > it in the head section, because I like to edit my html document without > having a servlet container running. What I do now is to remove the head > section like <head jwcid="$remove$"> ...</head>. This works quite good, > but couldn't this be done automatically? > > Best regards and thank you, > > Christian > > > In case I didn't respond to this from work. > > > > Use a Shell component to create the <html> and <head> portion of your > > pages. It includes the necessary <base> tag to make things work properly > > with the new (and I think, improved) URL format. > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Tapestry-developer mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tapestry-developer
