Andy / Gabrielle, You are correct in saying that Trinidad is breaking existing (non-Trinidad) content. To clarify my first message (since all my span element references were removed in that too!), our problem is that we overrode the style of hundreds of span elements in our application and now Trinidad is removing attribute-less span elements.
I agree that we should have instead used a class to define the style from the start and we are still evaluating converting them all to a class, but this will be very time consuming and most pages in our app will be affected. I have modified the Trinidad source code to provide a new flag to disable span element optimization. Now our app works great with Trinidad. Andy, do you know of a way I can submit the code to Apache to have it included in a future release of Trinidad? Thanks, Jon Andy Schwartz wrote: > > Hey Gab, Jon - > > On 3/10/08, Gabrielle Crawford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> However these kind of style rules are unreliable. Our html is an >> implementation detail, and can change, meaning it could be a span today, >> a div tomorrow.... > > Good point... My interpretation of Jon's concern is that the presence > of Trinidad is breaking existing (non-Trinidad) content. So not so > much about styling Trinidad-generated content itself, but not wanting > Trinidad to break existing content. I could be off on this - Jon - > can you clarify? > > I agree with Gab that the proper way to style Trinidad is to use the > publically documented skin/style keys. > > Regarding Jon's question: > >> I assume you are a member of the Trinidad team? > > At this point just a member of the Oracle ADF Faces team who happens > to finally have some time to participate on the Trinidad mailing > lists. :-) > > Andy > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-Trinidad--%3Cspan%3E-tag-with-no-attributes-is-not-rendered-when-using-Trinidad-tp15900038p15980701.html Sent from the My Faces - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
