Yet another person wrote:
Ken,
Why do you use double *s and not just a single one?
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Ken Starks k...@lampsacos.demon.co.uk
mailto:k...@lampsacos.demon.co.uk wrote:
Yet another person wrote:
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl
Yet another person wrote:
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl transformation but
It doesn't come through.
It seems cocoon doesn't understand relative paths
For local paths, you can use something like the following.
(I usually put all my Graphics in a 'Graphics' sub-folder,
and
Ken,
Why do you use double *s and not just a single one?
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Ken Starks k...@lampsacos.demon.co.ukwrote:
Yet another person wrote:
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl transformation but It
doesn't come through.
It seems cocoon doesn't understand
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl transformation but It
doesn't come through.
It seems cocoon doesn't understand relative paths nor does it understand
resource/internal/stylesheets/file.css or any other link i've tried.
I even made a pipeline to match the css from my sitemap but
Hi,
your css file will be requested as a browser request, so you will have
to make sure you have a matcher in your sitemap that handles this request.
What did not work when you tried that?
Regards,
Jeroen
Yet another person wrote:
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl
I made the following match in my pipeline:
map:pipeline id=stylesheet
map:match pattern=*.css
map:generate src=resources/internal/Stylesheets/{1}.css type=file /
map:serialize type=text /
/map:match
and my stylesheet pointed to the css like this:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=Main.css
What exactly are you trying to achieve? An XSLT is used for transforming
an XML structure into another one. There is no CSS involved. Do you want
to style the output?
Joerg
On 29.04.2009 11:46, Yet another person wrote:
I've been trying to use a css stylesheet in my xsl transformation but It
I want to aggregate different sources into a styled website.Using a
stylesheet to add layout to my data to present the user...
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 11:55 AM, Joerg Heinicke joerg.heini...@gmx.dewrote:
What exactly are you trying to achieve? An XSLT is used for transforming an
XML structure
This probably won't work, since a generate is to generate from for
instance an XML file, not a static resource. What you actually want to
do is use a reader (map:read).
Regards,
Jeroen
Yet another person wrote:
I made the following match in my pipeline:
map:pipeline id=stylesheet
like this?
map:pipeline id=stylesheet
map:match pattern=*.css
map:read src=resources/internal/Stylesheets/{1}.css type=file /
/map:match
/map:pipeline
didn't work either
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Jeroen Reijn j.re...@onehippo.com wrote:
This probably won't work, since a
Oh dear god,
I thought it was something silly.
I got it to work, sorry for bothering you. I forgot the folder is called
resource instead of resources
Thanks for your efforts anyway!
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 12:02 PM, Yet another person
breathofgh...@gmail.com wrote:
like this?
Thank you Andreas for your response
if I change the local.build.properties in the following setting:
pubs.root.dirs=src/pubs:../CONTRIB_HOME/pubs
modules.root.dirs=src/modules:src/modules-core:src/pubs/default/modules:../CONTRIB_HOME/modules:../CONTRIB_HOME/pubs/defaultfiredocs/modules
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