Hello Pedro, I will give an example of how it works. Assume, you have created a new virtual site in Jahia with the site key "mySite" and used a Corporate Portal Templates v.2 as a template set for it. In this case your template files are located under: <jahia_web_app_dir>/jsp/jahia/templates/mySite/corporate_portal_templates_v2/
So if, you reference a CSS file or an image in your template in the following way: <link rel="stylesheet" href="<content:contextURL/>/myCSS.css" type="text/css"/> then it means, that your CSS file is located under: <jahia_web_app_dir>/jsp/jahia/templates/mySite/corporate_portal_templates_v2/myCSS.css There is another tag available to reference resources relatively to the Web application context, i.e. <img src="<content:serverHttpPath/>/images/myLogo.gif" alt="logo" /> means the imageis located under: <jahia_web_app_dir>/images/myLogo.gif Hope, this helps. Kind regards Sergiy Shyrkov Pedro Tirado Diaz schrieb: > > Hi!, > > Well, I’ve recently installed the CMS and I’m testing it to check if > it is going to be a good solution for developing the intranet-extranet > of the enterprise I’m working for. I’m just at the beginning of my > apprenticeship and I came across some problems, for sure because my > ignorance. > > Well, I get to the point. I’ve been developing some templates and, > once I create a page based in one of these templates, I can’t see the > images or de css stylesheets. The problem is that, if I do something like > > <link rel="stylesheet" href="<content:contextURL/>/myCSS.css" > type="text/css"/> > > I don’t know where is the app looking for the css. The same problem > with the images, I don’t know where I have to put them. > > Thanks, > _______________________________________________ template_list mailing list [email protected] http://lists.jahia.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/template_list
