I've been trying vehemently to apply an external CSS to a nevow live element template i've created. putting a reference for it in the head doesn't allow it to be found i'm hosting the server on local host with the command: twistd -n athena -widget --element=foo.bar I've had a breif look at the source and it seems it has a cssmodule as well as a autopackage method for css will any of that help? all in all i'm trying to host a chat server/web page @ my domain i've been reading these: http://divmodsphinx.funsize.net/nevow/chattutorial/part00/index.html http://divmodsphinx.funsize.net/nevow/chattutorial/part01/index.html the comet basis is what i need for my web app. any help is appreciated pylix
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 8:18 AM, pylix pythonne <pylixx@gmail.com> wrote:
I've been trying vehemently to apply an external CSS to a nevow live element template i've created.
putting a reference for it in the head doesn't allow it to be found i'm hosting the server on local host with the command:
twistd -n athena -widget --element=foo.bar
I would suggest moving away from athena-widget for running your app. That way you can define your own resource structure, including serving up the static CSS files you want to include from <head>.
I've had a breif look at the source and it seems it has a cssmodule as well as a autopackage method for css
You could probably use this as well. The system works pretty much the same as the way the JS modules system works; you need to set a cssModule (class) attribute on your widget, and define your CSS "packages" in more or less the same way you have your JS "packages" laid out. I haven't used this system at all, and probably wouldn't recommend it for general use; it encourages having your CSS broken up into lots of small per-widget fragments, but for a consistent look and feel to your application, you really want to be doing styling at the "global" level. (Others may have a different opinion on the subject) -- mithrandi, i Ainil en-Balandor, a faer Ambar
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