Hi!
We're trying to use a "Processed CSS" template, and want to access the "site"
definition from within the freemarker code.
- In our own theme, our own CSS file, writing ${model.site} results
in an exception (model.site is undeclared)
- In the "pop" theme in "styles.css", the same code works fine.
It would seem that the difference is that in our own css, model is a
"info.magnolia.module.templating.RenderingModelImpl", which does not have the
"getSite()" method.
In the pop theme styles.css template, the model is a
"info.magnolia.module.templatingkit.resources.STKResourceModel", which provides
the "getSite()" method.
How to deal with this problem?
More specifically, how can I set the modelClass on a CSS template?
I have 2 ideas for solving this:
- When creating a new css, always copy the "styles.css" node, rather
than using the "New Item" function.
- Use a JCR-Browser to access the "resources" repository and manually
create the modelClass property.
Would you recommend one method over the other?
Are there any plans to make the modelClass and other "hidden" properties of CSS
templates editable using the normal GUI?
Thank you for your advice!
Regards from Vienna,
Richard Unger
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