Ouch, this sounds very dirty ..
Can you not just add a fragment, which is rendered in the head of the
page you're using? This may be as dirty as the solution below, just let
me know if that's the case :)
J.Enrique Ruiz-Valenciano wrote:
Yes, if it is possible, but note that the portlet generates a fragment
of the HTML, then you must inject the reference to the CSS file in the
HTML page. You can do it by including the following Javascript in the
portlet JSP pages:
<script type="text/javascript">
var stylesheetLink = document.createElement('link');
stylesheetLink.type = 'text/css';
stylesheetLink.rel = 'stylesheet';
stylesheetLink.href = '${renderRequest.contextPath}/css/portlet.css';
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(stylesheetLink);
</script>
Hi all,
I was wondering if it's possible to define and use an specific CSS
for JSPs in a portlet. I mean, define a new CSS (in addition to the
portlet decorator) for several HTML elements that are going to be
used when the portlet is rendered.
I think it's not possible since the LINK tag necessary to load the
CSS in the JSP or the HTML must be placed in the head section of the
page, and that section is not available from inside the portlet.
Am I wrong and that can be done? Or the only way is to define inline
styles?
Thanks in advance,
Enrique
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