hi everyone!
i need to modifying lenya so that document type modules can insert their
own xhtml:head tags (this is very useful if your module needs its own
stylesheet).
would it make sense to use the page:page tag and friends for that, like so:
<page:page>
<page:head>
<link rel="stylesheet" .../>
</page:head>
<div id="body">
<...>
</div>
</page:head>
?
the main xslt of my publication could then parse for header tags and add
them to the publication defaults.
now first i need to understand what the intended use of <page:*> is,
because i don't want to redefine things and mess up namespaces.
unfortunately, as with many lenya core workings, it is not documented
anywhere. can anyone explain, and is my proposed usage in line with what
the developers intended?
thanks,
jörn
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