besacly you have two options
1
make a pages which pulls stuff in like header footer etc
2
make a pages which gets decorated with a header and footer
both will work
i like option 2 because my page stays very clean. it will not know
anything about headers or footers.
it just needs to know stuff about the content of that pages.
a second thing is you will be more flexible for the future. lets say you
want a print page.
which is the same as the normal page but without a footer and header and
menu.
with option 2 you don't need to change your pages.
1 option is more simpel and less config... but all the config you get
for free with appfuse!! (sound like a commercial ;) )
tibi
Ashkan Roshanayi wrote:
Tnx tibi,
In fact my header and footers are static (images and ...) so CSS fits
like a glove for me. Otherwise what are the drawbacks of simply
importing JSP snippets as header and footer with their own styling?
--Ashkan
On 7/11/07, *tibi* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
if you don't have ellements which will be needed on more pages
than you
don't need SiteMesh
but i think you will need somehting like that... like a header a menu
and afooter?!
tibi
Ashkan Roshanayi wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am just wondered using quite decent CSS files for styling and
> decorating, is there any room left for SiteMesh? I feel using
SiteMesh
> in my new JSF project is an overkill so maybe I can just skip it
:-p
>
> --Thanks
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