A Stylesheet manifest file enables you to specify a location for cascading stylesheets by providing a servlet context and a URL to a cascading stylesheet.
You can use stylesheets to render branding headers on pages that may be shared between communities. For example, an access denied page could invoke a stylesheet in its head element with the following tag:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<%= cssURL %>"
src="<%= cssURL %>"/>
ATG Portal defines the following stylesheet elements:
error
info
user_admin_header_bg_img
user_admin_header_community_name
user_admin_header_links
For example:
.error { font-size:9pt; color : cc0000}
.info { font-size:9pt; color : 00cc00}
.user_admin_header_bg_img {
height:61px;
background-image:url(/portal/layoutTemplates/images/bg_table_trans_03.gif);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
}
.user_admin_header_community_name { font-size:16px; font-weight:700; }
.user_admin_header_links { font-size:10px; font-weight:300; }The following sample shows an abbreviated manifest for a Cascading Stylesheet:
<!--FILE HEADER GOES HERE --!> <styles> <style name="NAME" version="VERSION" author="AUTHOR"> <description>Default CSS</description> <servlet-context>/portal</servlet-context> <cascading-style-sheet>/templates/style/css/default.css </cascading-style-sheet> </style> </styles>
For details about the tags and attributes you can use in a Stylesheet manifest file, see Stylesheet Manifest Elements in Appendix A, Portal Manifest Reference.
