Hi!
Is it abug or a feature that if I have the following:
public void renderHead(IHeaderResponse response) {
// Tweak 1
response.renderString(CssUtils.INLINE_OPEN_TAG);
response.renderString("div.upper-background-canvas { background:
url(/images/template-bg.png) repeat-x rgb(55,115,130); } body {
background: none rgb(68,68,20); } ");
response.renderString(CssUtils.INLINE_CLOSE_TAG);
// Tweak 2
response.renderString(CssUtils.INLINE_OPEN_TAG);
response.renderString("div.container-panel { width: 98%; }");
response.renderString(CssUtils.INLINE_CLOSE_TAG);
}
The result rendered in browser is:
<style type="text/css"><!--
div.upper-background-canvas { background: url(/images/template-bg.png)
repeat-x rgb(55,115,130); } body { background: none rgb(68,68,20); }
--></style>
div.container-panel { width: 98%; }
This seems sensless... it considers the css script open/close tags
duplicate and drops them from the rendering phase. I will do the same
for any javascript line? For example if I had "alert(value);" in
multiple places it would just strip them and I would get bizzearre
results?
Seems a bit over-optimized to me .... what do you think?
**
Martin
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