The code snippet provided by the OP has worked for me.
Since Zend_Layout follows the two-step view pattern, the inner view is
rendered first (which has the call to appendStylesheet()) and then the
layout is rendered (which has a call to prependStylesheet()). So the order
of things should look like
I am having the same problem. I appreciate the suggestion but I don't think
it answers the question, or is a sufficient work around for that matter.
handcoding the layout defeats the whole purpose.
In my case I actually do want to override the main layout.css for a specific
view, so I actually ne
Sometimes the most obvious things elude us. Great suggestion. Thanks!
On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:09:26 -0800 (PST), "Hector Virgen [via Zend
Framework Community]" said:
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> What you are doing has worked for me in the past, which version of ZF are
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> Also, unless I'm missing som
What you are doing has worked for me in the past, which version of ZF are
you using?
Also, unless I'm missing something, there is no real need for your layout
script to be adding CSS to headLink() when it can output the tag
itself:
headLink() ?>
I found it much easier to hand-code the base
I've got this in my layout script:
headLink()->prependStylesheet($this->baseUrl().'/c/css/loader.css');
?>
headLink(); ?>
And in my controller I want to append a page-specific stylesheet:
$this->view->headLink()->appendStylesheet('/c/css/homepage.css');
Which I would think would result in loader
