Yep. JSF1.1+JSP has problems mixing plain text and jsf tags.
Unless you really need an <h1> tag for some reason, why not just use css
styles?
<h:outputText styleClass="h1" value="foo"/>
Define css style "h1" to be whatever you want, eg
.h1 {
color: red;
font-size: large;
}
Of course sometimes an <h1> tag really is a good idea. In particular,
screen-readers for the blind etc work better with meaningful markup.
Regards,
Simon
Marcel Stonitsch wrote:
Try <t:htmlTag value="h1"><h:outputText value="#{msg['bla.bla']}"
/></t:htmlTag>
Hans Reip schrieb:
Hi,
I'm doing my first steps with JSF and myFaces and I hav a question
regarding
html-tags and JSF.
I want to output a resource bundle key inside a <h1> html element. So
I did
following:
<h1><h:outputText value="#{msg.inputname_header}"/></h1>
What happens is, that the message from the resource bundle is printed out
and after this the empty <h1>.
No error is returned, so I think it is an basical understanding problem.
I saw, that there is a <t:div> tag in the tomahawk tld but no <t:h1> tag.
What do I do wrong? Isn't it possible to use html tags together with JSF?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Hans
