[Trinidad] Removing footer

[Jesper Pedersen <je...@lenio.dk>]

Hi.

Currently I have the following in my generated HTML file:

<div>
  <hr class="p_OraContentFooterRule"/>
  <div class="p_OraContentFooterChildren"/>
  <div class="p_OraContentFooterStart"/>
  <div class="p_OraContentFooterBottom"/>
</div>

and

<div class="p_OraFooter">
  <div class="p_OraFooterBottom">
    <span class="af_panelPage_copyright"/>
    <span class="af_panelPage_privacy"/>
    <span class="af_panelPage_about"/>
  </div>
</div>

I'm using the <tr:document> and <tr:panelPage> tags 

Two questions:

1) Shouldn't the <hr/> be a <div/> ? 
As I don't want the <hr/> on my page... I could change the  
ContentFooterRenderer class in my local copy, but... 

2) How do I get rid of all this generated HTML ?

Also overriding the p_OraContentFooterRule style in my local CSS doesn't do 
anything as it is loaded after the Trinidad generated definition -- where do 
I change that ?

TIA
 Jesper

Re: [Trinidad] Removing footer

[Jeanne Waldman <je...@oracle.com>]

Jesper Pedersen wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> Currently I have the following in my generated HTML file:
> 
> <div>
>   <hr class="p_OraContentFooterRule"/>
>   <div class="p_OraContentFooterChildren"/>
>   <div class="p_OraContentFooterStart"/>
>   <div class="p_OraContentFooterBottom"/>
> </div>
> 
> and
> 
> <div class="p_OraFooter">
>   <div class="p_OraFooterBottom">
>     <span class="af_panelPage_copyright"/>
>     <span class="af_panelPage_privacy"/>
>     <span class="af_panelPage_about"/>
>   </div>
> </div>
> 
> I'm using the <tr:document> and <tr:panelPage> tags 
> 
> Two questions:
> 
> 1) Shouldn't the <hr/> be a <div/> ? 
> As I don't want the <hr/> on my page... I could change the  
> ContentFooterRenderer class in my local copy, but... 
> 
> 2) How do I get rid of all this generated HTML ?
I don't think you can
> 
> Also overriding the p_OraContentFooterRule style in my local CSS doesn't do 
> anything as it is loaded after the Trinidad generated definition -- where do 
> I change that ?
In general, you shouldn't change p* styles. They are free to change 
names, get deleted, whatever. They are private styles.

But... if you want to at your own risk, then you can
1. make your css definition more 'specific', so it will rule out over 
the Trinidad's skin definition
2. You can create a skin that extends the Trinidad's simple skin and 
override it there
3. You can possibly move your local css include down in your page. (Not 
sure about this)
> 
> TIA
>  Jesper
>