On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 17:38:32 +0100, Maurice Marrink wrote:
>I don't see any problem with that.
>You could choose not to let the user change styles, append styles or
>completely override your default style.
My point is, how is he supposed to do that if he cannot refer
to IDs within my component?
In my case, I have a RoundCornerBorder component and it uses a
whopping eight different CSS tags to allow users to customize
everything about it. My current approach is to autogenerate the CSS on
behalf of the user so I guess my only requirement is for me (the
component builder) to know my IDs at runtime (how do I do that with
your approach?). But say I didn't autogenerate CSS for users. I would
tell them that my components will refer to eight CSS styles, allow them
to configure them. Now I have multiple instances of the border
component across my page and I want different styles for each one. The
only way I can do that is by differentiating by ID. How do I do that
with your approach?
Gili
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