Here's an idea:
Define a CSS class, say 'delete'
.delete {
background-image: url('path-to-image');
background-repeat: none;
background-position: center;
}
Next,
Make your command link have the class of 'delete', and put a 1x1
transparent gif image, sized to the correct size, inside the commandLink
e.g. <t:commandLink class='delete'><img src='spacer.gif' width='15'
height='15'/></t:commandLink>
Now, depending on which CSS you include, or if the CSS is actually a
JSP, you can include different images for the delete image. E.g. a
trash can or an X.
Good luck!
Coop
(p.s. I made the JSF stuff up on the fly, so the syntax may be wrong.
The CSS I took from my existing JSP based application)
-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 11:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: <t:commandLink> and image of button - how not to hard code
anyone have any ideas on this one? How can an image be configured as a
resource in one location and referred to by <t:commandLink throughout
the
application so that it is hardcoded inonly one place.
Is there any way to specify the img file location in a CSS and refer to
it
in the <t:commandLink?
thanks
L
Lisa wrote:
>
> I have a commandLink below that has a reference to a hard coded path
to
> button image. Is there a way to simply specify a resource, where that
> resource has the hard coded path to the button?
>
> If so, where are resources like this typically configured?
>
> Is there a better way to write the <t:commandLink> below so that the 3
> hard coded paths are gone?
>
> thanks
>
> ---
> <t:commandLink
> actionListener="#{myBean.addData}"
> id="btnAdd"
>
> onmouseover="BtnAddImg.src='../../images/AddButtonBlue.gif'; return
true;"
>
> onmouseout="BtnAddImg.src='../../images/AddButtonSilver.gif'; return
> true;"
> >
>
../../images/Pt-Add-Button-Silver.gif
> </t:commandLink>
>
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