Tree2 just renders what you tell it. You can put HTML in your node description if you want using escape = false on a output text (just watch for security problems with this).
<f:facet name="node"> <t:outputText value="#{node.description}" escape="false" /> </f:facet> Unless you have escape = false, you will see the HTML escaped (> for > for example). You can also put a bound component in the node if you want (Build a UIComponent in your node and then bind a tag to that in the view). That way you would have full programatic control of the HTML output for your node. -Andrew On 5/24/06, Christopher J. Bowerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am using the MyFaces tree2 component for application where the tree node descriptions are a series of three numbers. I'd like to color code the numbers to match with other parts of the application. I've tried to include various html tags that I thought might do it, but it didn't seem to work. In fact it just included the html tags in the description. Is there any way to do this? I'm also like to preserve some whitespace, but it appears that the tree also trims whitespace. Again, anyway to do this? Thanks, Chris. ================================== Christopher J. Bowerman Internet Applications Developer SAIC-Frederick phone: 301.846.5275 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]