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["Richards, Devin N (Devin)" <de...@lucent.com>]

I am currently setting up a POC of migrating our project from Netscape Application Server v2.1 to struts on WebSphere. I noticed that the page designers use the following:

<a href="mylink" class="L3">my Link</a>

Thus when the link text "my Link" is displayed it uses the "L3" style. When I converted this to struts/tiles:

<html:link href="myUrl" class="L3">my Link</html:link>

I get an error that "class" is not part of the tld. I then modify the code

<span class="L3"><html:link href="myUrl">my Link</html:link></span>

However this does not give the desired results (i.e. "my Link" does have the proper color/font as in the <a>) FYI: when testing these styles out side of struts, I get the same problems.

My question is has anyone else seen this/have a workaround? 
Should I extend org.apache.struts.taglib.html.LinkTag to include a "class" attribute? 
Should the org.apache.struts.taglib.html.LinkTag class handle a "class" attribute (i.e. report a bug)?
Should I have our page designers make new stylesheets?

TIA

-Devin

Devin Richards
Lucent Technologies
    Bell Labs Innovations

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