Hello,
I was told that a particular project is using the STRUTS 1.1 framework, using page layouts and tiles. Is STRUTS limited to using HTML tables for page layout or can the layout use pure CSS formatting? If pure CSS formatting can be used, how would a developer use STRUTS to control the layout?
Struts is a web application controller which can use a variety of techniques to produce HTML "views". As long as you know how to make "pure css formatting," you can do it, and Struts is agnostic.
In the sense that many people strongly associate Struts with its JSP tag library, all of the Struts custom JSP tags allow you to specify values for the "style" and "id" attributes of those elements. However, for "pure CSS formatting," you'd generally be talking about properties on <div> and <span> tags, which Struts has nothing particularly to do with.
In short, the answer is "yes," you can do "pure css formatting" with Struts.
Joe
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