Subject: templates/themes/look-and-feel - suggestions needed From: "tpass001" <tpass001@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 12:28:05 -0500 |
Hi, I am using xslt to transform xml into html and other formats for a while on a project. The brass now needs a way to easily change the look and feel of the webapp as pluggable themes. I use a central stylesheet for css bindings, so all xsl files call on this css file. What I was thinking of doing was pass a parameter to my xsl files whose value would be the theme name to use, where theme name would be the directory where the image files and css files are located. What this would involve on my part is to manually go to each xsl file and change <img src="../images/view.gif" title="View"/> to <img title="View"><xsl:attribute name="src"><xsl:value-of select="$theme"/>view.gif</xsl:attribute></img> where $theme=../images or any theme directory. and is an input parameter to the stylesheet, provided externally. I have been searching on the internet all morning trying to see if anyone has done this. Maybe I was not searching on the right words, but I would appreciate your thoughts on this as well as links if you know of any. Thanks. TP.
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