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Christopher J Lyth updated WICKET-1917:
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Description:
I often find myself adding CSS files to wicket with the same name as my pages
(i.e. BasePage.css). I then have to add the reference through an html link or a
header contributer. I would like to load these automatically in a similar manor
as the properties files.
I feel this should be expanded to include the ability to skin the application
in the following manor.
BasePage.css
BasePage_chrome.css
BasePage_metal.css
I would also recommend setting this in a similar manor to other patterns in
wicket. It would use the closest name match by default (i.e. BasePage.css). I
imagine this could also be set by system property (wicket.skin) or
programatically.
was:
I often find myself adding CSS files to wicket with the same name as my pages
(i.e. BasePage.css). I then have to add the reference through an html link or a
header contributer. I would like to load these automatically in a similar manor
as the properties files.
I feel this should be expanded to include the ability to skin the application
in the following manor.
BasePage.css
BasePage_chrome.css
BasePage_metal.css
> Automatically Load CSS files based on name matching
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> Key: WICKET-1917
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1917
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: wicket
> Reporter: Christopher J Lyth
> Priority: Minor
>
> I often find myself adding CSS files to wicket with the same name as my pages
> (i.e. BasePage.css). I then have to add the reference through an html link or
> a header contributer. I would like to load these automatically in a similar
> manor as the properties files.
> I feel this should be expanded to include the ability to skin the application
> in the following manor.
> BasePage.css
> BasePage_chrome.css
> BasePage_metal.css
> I would also recommend setting this in a similar manor to other patterns in
> wicket. It would use the closest name match by default (i.e. BasePage.css). I
> imagine this could also be set by system property (wicket.skin) or
> programatically.
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