hi juergen, actually, your example code doesn't add any css but only javascript. ;-)
i attached a simple example which shows the problem. the page - if correctly rendered - should have a yellow background, but hasn't. the line add( HeaderContributor.forCss( CSS ) ); doesn't lead to the corresponding html-code. if i remove the wicket:id from <html> everything works as expected! best regards, --- jan.
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