So that I can do this myself, I don't see how the SubTabBarRenderer
gets registered so that I may extend it and override the prerender and
postrender methods. The code does not seem to be using the standard
JSF renderer utilities for obtaining the renderer. I don't see any
kind of XML or properties file that registers this class, perhaps it
something registered by naming convention? Can someone enlighten me?
Code:
Renderer subTabBarRenderer =
context.getRendererManager().getRenderer(
MARLIN_NAMESPACE, SUB_TAB_BAR_NAME);
subTabBarRenderer.render(context, node);
Thanks,
Andrew
On 8/16/07, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be greatly helpful if any changes were made to at least have
> a cell-start-selected and cell-end-selected
>
> On 8/16/07, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am trying to get my skin to have tabs that have rounded corners and
> > scale well to font changes. In doing so, I have noticed some things
> > that would make life much easier:
> >
> > 1) There is a cell-start and a cell-end, but not a cell-start-selected
> > or cell-end-selected.
> > 2) The separator TD's have no content, which makes table layouts
> > difficult with CSS. It would be much easier to style if the separators
> > had " " entities stuck as their content to force the browser to
> > render the TD fully. For those that don't want the separators to be
> > displayed, a simple "display: none" could be used.
> >
> > I also am thinking the following skin types would be much easier to skin:
> >
> > cell-start
> > before-selected-tab
> > tab-selected
> > after-selected-tab
> > before-tab
> > tab
> > after-tab
> > cell-end
> >
> > And remove the "separator" skins. The reason I would propose this is
> > so that non-scaling background images would be easier to use (like
> > rounded corners). Each before and after could be the start and end
> > image for either a non-selected tab or a selected tab.
> >
> > Right now it does not seem possible to have a background image for
> > selection, since cell-start and cell-end cannot be styled differently
> > if the first or last tabs are selected. Also, since there is only one
> > separator, background images would have to have the end and start of a
> > tab, which is more work since two images have to be created of an
> > "end-normal, start selected" and "end selected, start normal" tab
> > image.
> >
> > It seems ironic, but navigationPane component seems to have much
> > better support for skinnable tabs than the panelTabbed component.
> >
> > -Andrew
> >
>
