Mixing jsf tags and regular html has not always been possible (jsf 1.1 maybe ?). Nowadays you can happily mix jsf and xhtml tags.
Regards, Cedric Durmont 2010/7/5 Dmitry Barsukov <[email protected]> > > Hi All, > > Here is the question for Trinidad experts. > We are extensively using <div> and <span> tags in our Trinidad based > application (*.xhtml pages) combining them with the rest of Trinidad > features. > The question I have is... there is a feeling that this is not quite the way > Trinidad expects to have the content fed into the Trinidad renderer. > > My concern is based on the fact that the examples provided with Trinidad do > not include any standard HTML tags... > > It seems that by feeding Trinidad with something it does not expect we are > sort of a "breaking it". > > However JSF spec does not stop developers from using standard HTML tags in > JSF pages. > > So, the feeling is kinda mixed... so far I have not found any single black > and white "NO, do not use HTML tags". > At the same time the question "why the use case with standard HTML tags is > not provided in Trinidad examples" still remains. > > Could anyone help me to clarify the picture? > > --- > Sincerely yours > Dmitry Barsukov
