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| Tag Information | |
| Tag Class | org.apache.myfaces.custom.stylesheet.StylesheetTag | 
| TagExtraInfo Class | None | 
| Body Content | JSP | 
| Display Name | None | 
| Attributes | ||||
| Name | Required | Request-time | Type | Description | 
| path | true | false | javax.el.ValueExpression(must evaluate to java.lang.Object) | URL for CSS-file. If this path starts with a slash, then the webapp context path will be prepended to it. This makes it simple to reference stylesheets at an absolute path within the webapp. A value like "/styles/style.css" becomes "/webappname/styles/style.css". If this path does not start with a slash, then it is output unaltered. This supports absolute urls ("http://host/path/style.css"). It also supports having css files relative to the current page ("style.css" or "styles/style.css") but this needs to be used with care as the standard JSF postback/internal-forward navigation style can cause browsers to use an inappropriate base url when resolving relative references. | 
| inline | false | false | javax.el.ValueExpression(must evaluate to boolean) | Inline the stylesheet file content as in contrast to referencing it as a link. The file referenced by the path attribute is loaded, and its content is written to the page wrapped in an |