> You can do <x:div class=""/>. Yeah, I consider class/id requirement to > be a bug in x:div implementation, but a minor inconvenience at most. > It'd be very easy to patch in MyFaces... I guess who is the most > bothered about it should should fix it. <x:div> approach is > generalizable and already done for the most common html tags.
I agree. Norm, maybe you could take a crack at fixing the bug yourself? People will be happy to help you if you are not sure how to build, submit a patch, etc. Start by searching JIRA and see if this bug has been reported already. If it hasn't then go ahead and request the enhancement there. Once people agree that this is a bug/problem (which we now have), this is the next step. At a minimum someone else will fix it for you at some point. I'd recommend trying to fix it yourself though. It is a great way to learn something about JSF. I am just learning JSF myself and looking at the MyFaces code and seeing what is going on in there helps quite a bit. Pretty soon you will be a JSF master! > Kalle sean
