Hello Ayodeji
I don't think that something exactly like that is already implemented.
But you can put a style reference or declaration for just your
Component into the <wicket:head> Part of the markup to achieve the
effect.
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Ayodeji Aladejebi wrote on 30.05.2006 at 12:24:
> Hi,
> About Wicket and CSS,
> Well maybe its even already part of wicket and I am not aware but
> please if its that i am not aware, educate me. Thanks
> Now Basically when one creates a component in wicket like for example a Panel.
> I will create two files basically
> MyPanel.java
> MyPanel.html
> Now somewhere within the MyPanel.html , i can have:
> <div wicket:id="Component1">
> <a wicket:id="LinkComponent1"></a>
> </div>
> and from wicket naming convention, i realized that Markup Ids are generated
> like this
> Component1_LinkComponent1 which refrences the <a> tag
> Now, lets say I need to style the <a> tag
> What is the possibility of having the third file like:
> MyPanel.css
> which will contain as sample:
> #Component1_LinkComponent1 {
> color: #FFFFFF;
> }
> Now please this is not a Must-be-present-at-the-moment
> feature.... i am just asking if something like this exists or is
> planned
> thanks
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