Re: CSS AND D2W!!!
Re: CSS AND D2W!!!
- Subject: Re: CSS AND D2W!!!
- From: Michael Parlee <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 22:48:53 -0700
Yes, CSS is very useful for customizing D2W, but perhaps more useful is
the use of custom templates. WO ships with three by default. You can
use those as starting points to create your own "look" frameworks.
Also, have a look at ProjectWonder. Their ERD2W framework has added a
ton of features. It includes an example "look" framework that you can
copy and tweak. It includes a "ERStylesheet" component that you can
drop into your PageWrapper.
Mike
On Sep 23, 2004, at 10:21 PM, Justin Tocci wrote:
Ok, everyone on this list knows I'm an idiot so I've got nothing
further to lose.
I figured out what CSS is for this week so now much freezing and
template-ing in my *fourth* iteration of my first D2W application has
become obsolete. Every time I start over I rebuild it in half the
time. Which is great, in a way. And an incredible waste of time as
well.
I own every WebObjects book ever printed and don't recall CSS ever
being mentioned together with D2W. That's pretty lame. It would appear
to me now that D2W is really only usable in concert with CSS unless
you happen to like the stock design. Unfortunately, I learned HTML
years ago from a book that didn't go into CSS and I didn't realize how
trivial it was to learn until last night.
So now everyone knows why I haven't been asking questions lately. I've
been writing code very slowly, and then all at once deleting very
large sections of it. Grrrr...
justin tocci
fort wayne, in
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