On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 19:22:04 +0100, Eelco Hillenius wrote:
>Ah, and then there's another solution - the most elegant IMO: use a
>ComponentTagAttributeModifier to alter the class of the table. With CSS
>you can use 'display: none' to hide elements.
>
>Only problem with that is our lack of support for packaging CSS/ Javascript.
Plus, CSS is a client-side technology, whereas Wicket is a
server-side technology. Different things are better to do on different
ends. In this case, I feel you are always better off stripping out HTML
on the server end in order to reduce bandwidth costs and make the
resulting code more readable. Plus, err, I've never been a big fan of
CSS in terms of readability. It is a nightmare :)
Gili
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