This is just an idea, depending on what sort of differences you have
on your JSP pages, it may or not work. As a trite and unrealistic
example, let's say that your design team has told you that blue text
will work better for your English-speaking audience, but purple text
will work better for your French-speaking audience. Simply create two
stylesheets:
lang_EN.css:
body { color: blue; }
lang_FR.css:
body { color: purple; }
Then, in your JSP page, you'd just include the appropriate
locale-specific CSS stylesheet to achieve the look you want. (sounds
like a really quick custom tag.)
I'm sure that color is not the extent of the differences between what
you would want in your French-specific JSP's and your English-specific
JSP's, but with all of the positioning and other capabilities in CSS,
you could probably do a lot with this approach.
On 6/29/05, Yaroslav Novytskyy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Jeff Beal wrote:
> > ...
> > Have you considered locale-specific CSS files to give
> > a different presentation to the same JSP page?
> > ...
>
> I have no idea of this. Can you, please, comment?
>
> Yaroslav Novytskyy.
>
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