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Posted to users@myfaces.apache.org by Hendrik Neumann <he...@web.de> on 2004/12/12 22:13:58 UTC

How to change the layout of the layout component

Hi everybody,

I'm currently using your x:panelLayout-Component to structure my Sites. Now I 
want to implement some special buttons, for example a "supersize"-button 
which renderes the same jsf-site without the navigation element or a 
"print"-button which renderes the same site without navigation- and 
header-elements. But how (and where) can I influence the layout of your 
x:panelLayout-Component?

 <x:panelLayout 
   id="page" 
   layout="#{userOptions.layout}"
   styleClass="pageLayout" headerClass="pageHeader"
   navigationClass="pageNavigation" bodyClass="pageBody"
   footerClass="pageFooter">
  
Greetings,
Hendrik

Re: How to change the layout of the layout component

Posted by Hendrik Neumann <he...@web.de>.

Thank you Manfred. I think I'll write my own renderer and replace the 
"html-table-layout"-solution through div-areas which are positioned by css (I 
think that this is more XHTML-conform).

Am Montag, 13. Dezember 2004 09:42 schrieb Manfred Geiler:
> The <x:panelLayout>-Component is straight-forward and not very
> sophisticated. The rendering is done in one of the hardcoded(!)
> render*-methods in HtmlLayoutRenderer. So you could either extend our
> existing HtmlLayoutRenderer or subclass or replace the
> HtmlLayoutRenderer by your own renderer.

Re: How to change the layout of the layout component

Posted by Manfred Geiler <ma...@apache.org>.

Hendrik,
The <x:panelLayout>-Component is straight-forward and not very 
sophisticated. The rendering is done in one of the hardcoded(!) 
render*-methods in HtmlLayoutRenderer. So you could either extend our 
existing HtmlLayoutRenderer or subclass or replace the 
HtmlLayoutRenderer by your own renderer.

Manfred

Hendrik Neumann wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I'm currently using your x:panelLayout-Component to structure my Sites. Now I 
> want to implement some special buttons, for example a "supersize"-button 
> which renderes the same jsf-site without the navigation element or a 
> "print"-button which renderes the same site without navigation- and 
> header-elements. But how (and where) can I influence the layout of your 
> x:panelLayout-Component?
> 
>  <x:panelLayout 
>    id="page" 
>    layout="#{userOptions.layout}"
>    styleClass="pageLayout" headerClass="pageHeader"
>    navigationClass="pageNavigation" bodyClass="pageBody"
>    footerClass="pageFooter">
>   
> Greetings,
> Hendrik