Paloma Gomez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thorsten Scherler wrote:
>> Have you set (in lenya/local.build.properties)
>> #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> # Enable file uploads in Lenya
>> # If you leave this set to false, asset and image upload will not work.
>> # It is disabled by default for security reasons
>>
>> enable.uploads=true
>>
>> The opendocument upload code will not work if you do not enable the
>> uploads.
>
> That was it, thanks
>
>> No, I fixed that again last night and it should work fine again
>> (otherwise you would not be able to choose to upload a odt).
>>
>
> I've finally get it working, but the new xslt file doesn't format the
> page. For instance, it doesn't render text in neither italics or bold.
> The font has changed, though. I'd like to know if someone has
> succeeded in formatting a document with this xslt file.
the problem is that the stylesheet relies heavily on an additional css
stylesheet (included in the package iirc).
currently there is no way for a module to add its own stylesheet link to
the page header, since only its <div id="body"/> section will be used by
lenya's pipelines. so you are basically getting the raw xhtml without
any styles applied.
let's whine at the devs in unison to provide a standard mechanism for
modules to add header elements :-D
i had planned to look into it today, but alas...
best,
jörn
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