Re: Using Non-Inline Css in Element

> Think about it some more. The layout contains a line to echo
> $scripts_for_layout, which includes any CSS added in a view/element.
> So, the PHP engine gets to that line and Cake spits out whatever non-
> inline JS and CSS was added.
>
> A few lines later, the element is encountered. How do you suppose the
> call to $html-css() is supposed to reserve the link to be included in
> $scripts_for_layout, rather than included inline?

Ahh - he's rendering the element in the layout! yep, you're quite right!

doh (me).

J

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