Description: | You may already be aware that it is possible to prod CGI into emitting a reference to an external style sheet. For that you have to do the following...
... because the Link method is not exported by default. Once you have done this you can then say:
And when you look at the HTML you'll see something like <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/foo.css" />. I ran into the situation today where I had to include two stylesheets, and the following didn't work:
That is, the transitive array reference [ ] trick doesn't work for the Link method. After trying a couple of things out, it turns out that a brute force method below works fine. This node is dedicated to wil. :) |
print $q->start_html({ -head=>Link({-rel=>'stylesheet', -type=>'text/css', -href=>'/foo +.css'}) . Link({-rel=>'stylesheet', -type=>'text/css', -href=>'/bar.cs +s'}), });
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Re: Using two external style sheets in a CGI.pm script
by parv (Vicar) on Jan 29, 2003 at 01:16 UTC |