Norman Walsh wrote:
> That is the question. I don't know what the right answer is, but here's
> my current thinking:
>
> 1. Define a parameter that contains default content for a style element
> in the head.
> 2. Define a parameter that contains user-specified content for a style
> element in the head, initially empty.
> 3. If the user specifies an external CSS stylesheet or user-specified
> content for the style element, use that. Otherwise use the default
> content.
Sounds reasonable. We also could parametrize whether default style goes
into head or into external CSS stylesheets. Having it in head is good
for non-chunked output because output is not depending on any other
file. But when doing chunking user must already cope with set of files
so generating external CSS has sense IMHO.
Jirka
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