Some HTML is produced by tools which do not 'auto embed' the contents of #include files into the generated source but assume that the HTML processor will be able to include .css files added via <link .. /> elements in the header at processing time.
Previously html-exporter was not such a HTML processor but with this enhancement, by setting an IResourceLoader, html-exporter is capable of handling external .css files specified in <link ../> elements within the
element.
The demo report.vm includes a file called report.css - this was not a "well formed" .css file because its contents were wrapped within:
<style>
...
</style>
Note: With support for external css files the report.css file needed to be a "well formed" .css file so the wrapper has been removed from the .css file and placed within the report.vm file. This means that the new demo file report-external-css.vm can share this report.css file.
The inclusion of external .css files is facilitated with an implementation of IResourceLoader that must be supplied by the user of the html-exporter library so that implementation is completely up to the user.
The IResourceLoader implementation must be set via:
excelExporter.setResourceLoader(resourceLoader);
prior to calling:
excelExporter.exportHtml(...)
A sample implementation is provided in the ../demo/ReportGeneratorExternalCss.java file.
Also - includes the changes from the fusionnx fork which add support for size attributes that have trailing suffixes like 'pt', 'px', '%' etc.,
Some HTML is produced by tools which do not 'auto embed' the contents of #include files into the generated source but assume that the HTML processor will be able to include .css files added via <link .. /> elements in the header at processing time. Previously html-exporter was not such a HTML processor but with this enhancement, by setting an IResourceLoader, html-exporter is capable of handling external .css files specified in <link ../> elements within the
element.The demo report.vm includes a file called report.css - this was not a "well formed" .css file because its contents were wrapped within:
Note: With support for external css files the report.css file needed to be a "well formed" .css file so the wrapper has been removed from the .css file and placed within the report.vm file. This means that the new demo file report-external-css.vm can share this report.css file.
The inclusion of external .css files is facilitated with an implementation of IResourceLoader that must be supplied by the user of the html-exporter library so that implementation is completely up to the user. The IResourceLoader implementation must be set via:
excelExporter.setResourceLoader(resourceLoader);prior to calling:
excelExporter.exportHtml(...)A sample implementation is provided in the ../demo/ReportGeneratorExternalCss.java file.
Also - includes the changes from the fusionnx fork which add support for size attributes that have trailing suffixes like 'pt', 'px', '%' etc.,