Allright. Is there a way to "force" Tapestry to generate a specific "ID"
attribute value, so we know for a fact that the actual CSS selector exists?
-J.
sreejith wrote:
Hi Jan,
Yes. If by chance you have the same name for a CSS class as that
Tapestry renders for ID, you will get into styling problem. :(
Thanks
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Vissers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Tapestry and styling using the CSS ID Selector
Hi,
It could be that this is a stupid question, or that it already has
been asked many times - but at the moment I do not know the answer so
here goes.
Suppose I have a CSS that heavily uses the "ID" selector, can this
coexist with the way Tapestry pages are generated? It has been a
while since I was in a position to develop using Tapestry
(unfortunately), but if I remember correctly the "ID" tag is used by
the framework itself (e.g. id="Form0").
Thanks.
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