template::head::add_css (public)

 template::head::add_css [ -alternate ] [ -crossorigin crossorigin ] \
    -href href [ -integrity integrity ] [ -lang lang ] \
    [ -media media ] [ -order order ] [ -title title ]

Defined in packages/acs-templating/tcl/head-procs.tcl

Add a link tag with relation type 'stylesheet' or 'alternate stylesheet', and type 'text/css' to the head section of the document to be returned to the users client. A given target stylesheet may only be added once; subsequent calls to add_css will replace the existing entry. This function is a wrapper around template::head::add_link.

Switches:

-alternate

(boolean) (optional)

sets the rel attribute of the link tag defining to 'alternate stylesheet' if set, sets it to 'stylesheet' otherwise

-crossorigin

(optional)

Enumerated attribute to indicate whether CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) should be used

-href

(required)

the href attribute of the link tag, e.g. the target stylesheet

-integrity

(optional)

provide hash values for W3C Subresource Integrity recommendation

-lang

(optional)

the lang attribute of the link tag specifying the language of its attributes if they differ from the document language

-media

(defaults to "all") (optional)

the media attribute of the link tag describing which display media this link is relevant to. This may be a comma separated list of values, e.g. 'screen,print,braille'

-order

(defaults to "0") (optional)

-title

(optional)

the title attribute of the link tag describing the target of this link

See Also:

• template::head::add_link

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:

xowiki_test_cases

Source code:

    if {$alternate_p} {
        set rel "alternate stylesheet"
    } else {
        set rel "stylesheet"
    }

    template::head::add_link -rel $rel  -type text/css  -href $href  -media $media  -title $title  -lang $lang  -order $order  -crossorigin $crossorigin  -integrity $integrity

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