If you place this line at the end of your stylesheet resource:
@import url("myview.css?openview");
Then you can include the resource the way Lotus intended and the custom styles
will still take precedence. The advantage is that you don't have to hunt round
for your stylesheets in $HTMLHead or the form properties.
If you want custom styles for different media types, then add a category to
your styles and:
Jake,
If you place this line at the end of your stylesheet resource:
@import url("myview.css?openview");
Then you can include the resource the way Lotus intended and the custom styles will still take precedence. The advantage is that you don't have to hunt round for your stylesheets in $HTMLHead or the form properties.
If you want custom styles for different media types, then add a category to your styles and:
@media screen { @import url("myview.css?openview&restricttocategory=screen"); } @media print { @import url("myview.css?openview&restricttocategory=print"); }
Agreed though, the absence of the final / is a bit annoying.