Arhhhh! On closer reading I just realized that you were using the wicket:remove to set a base whereas I had assumed (without reading too carefully) that you were using it to include the CSS and consequently I was concerned that the CSS would be included twice by the HTML editor - but not do! It all makes sense now. > Just: > > <link href="mystyle.css" rel="stylesheet" /> > > Martijn > > On 3/14/07, Chris Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > You can include > > > > > > <wicket:remove> > > > <base href="file:///C:/Docs%20and%20Settings/you/your- > > > project/src/webapp/" > > > /> > > > </wicket:remove> > > > > > > in your html head. > > > > Ah cool! > > > > Ok, so that will include the CSS at HTML edit time. What do I need to > > put in a tag that is the opposite to <wicket:remove>? ie., not there at > > edit time but there a wicket render time? > >
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