Stephen Winnall wrote:
I am trying to implement my company website using Lenya 1.2.4 on Linux.
I would claim to
understand Cocoon, but I don't know my way around Lenya yet.
I would like to create a different presentation depending on language
(graphics
with language text), browser (non-compliance with standards), subject
(different
colours) etc. My approach in Cocoon would be to create a pipeline:
match **/css/company-*-*-*.css
// {2} = language
// {3} = subject
// {4} = browser
generate .../company.xml
transform with i18n using parameter {2}
transform for subject using parameter {3}
transform for browser if needed using parameter {4}
serialize as text/css
What I don't understand is where to embed this in Lenya. I assume that
it needs
to be part of my publication.
Yes, certainly.
Should I put it into resources/shared/css?
That's what I usually do. I add a pipeline to the main sitemap (or create
an extra sitemap for such resources), and put the XSLT and the
CSS XML in the resources/shared/css directory.
IMO Lenya should provide a sophisticated mechanism to support this
functionality. There is already a pipeline for dynamic CSS generation
in resources.xmap and resources-shared.xmap, but it doesn't allow
custom parameters yet.
-- Andreas
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