Yeah, that's another thing that isn't clearly documented. In Wicket 1.0,
you need to explicitly include a CSS definition in the head section of
the page where you want the tree. See 'nested' of Wicket examples.
Wicket does not have 'native' javascript/css support in 1.0. In 1.1 (or
CVS HEAD), Wicket does have that, so if you wouldn't work on HEAD, you
wouldn't have to include anything except the component itself.
Eelco
frank bengtsson wrote:
he..he..old happit ;)
By the way, the tree seems to render horizontal instead of vertical ?
/Frank B.
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