in org.apache.jetspeed.util.Util, this method has a hard-coded URL for the
default style sheet. Really, that should come from JetspeedProperties I
guess.
public static Link getCSS() {
return new Link().setRel("stylesheet")
.setType("text/css")
.setHref( "/content/css/default.css" );
}
There are also some problems with the way
org.apache.jetspeed.turbine.layouts.JetspeedLayout is written. Namely, it
is letting the top navigation class put the CSS link into the markup, but
that means the tag will appear in the body, not in the <HEAD> section.
Another problem is that it's setting the title and background color
unconditional. Really, it should not set these at all, they should come
from the skin tags and from the CSS, respectively.
In the scheme of things, these are not a big deal--I can easily work around
them by writing my own layout class. But they would be pretty easy to fix.
Carol
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