CSS in CFDOCUMENT Footer

[jerm]

After figuring out that the style shhet has to be included with in the
CFDOCUMENT itself (doesn't inherit from the Application.cfm file), I am now
also noticing a problem with the footer. It doesn't support the styles that are
used on the rest of the document. It looks like I have to also specify the
style information within the cfdocumentitem. Is this a bug? I can handle
including a report.css file to standardize document styles, but being required
to duplicate these styles within the footer is going to create undesirable
overhead.

[Vamsee Krishna]

Unfortunately, this is how it works as of now. We would have someone look
into the same.

Regards,
Vamsee


"jerm" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> After figuring out that the style shhet has to be included with in the
> CFDOCUMENT itself (doesn't inherit from the Application.cfm file), I am
> now
> also noticing a problem with the footer. It doesn't support the styles
> that are
> used on the rest of the document. It looks like I have to also specify the
> style information within the cfdocumentitem. Is this a bug? I can handle
> including a report.css file to standardize document styles, but being
> required
> to duplicate these styles within the footer is going to create undesirable
> overhead.
>

[Nefiga]

I know that when my styles weren't working in the header, I had to also
reference the styles there (for example):
(my coding here is off the top of my head, forgive me if I make a typo)


<cfdocument>
<cfdocumentsection>
***do your xml import here***
<cfdocumentitem header>
***you have to do an additonal xml import for header items***
</cfdocumentitem>
rest of code
</cfdocumentsection>
etc....

sorry I don't remember all the code and am too lazy to get it right, but you
get the general idea... maybe this is the issue with the footer as well?