Annotation Type CSSLinks

  • @Target(TYPE)
@Retention(SOURCE)
public @interface CSSLinks
    This Annotation allows a user to request that a CSS Link-Import be included in the Header Portion of any CIET/Type's respective Java-Doc Web-Page. This Annotation allows for multiple sheets to be applied to a single Java-Doc Page.

    The FileNames() element in this annotation should be supplied with names for a file located inside the ../upgrade-files/stylesheets/ sub-directory of whatever Java Source-Code Package in which your CIET/Type (your '.java' file) resides. When you specify a CSS-File in that directory, you need not include any actual directory string information in the file-name. Just the Simple-Name of the file itself is expected / sufficient.

    Importing CSS-Files from other locations on disk is also allowed. In such cases you would then (and only then) be obligated to include the Full-Path / Canonical File-Name for the CSS-File to be imported.


    • Required Element Summary

      Required Elements 
      Modifier and Type Required Element
      String[] FileNames

    • Element Detail

      • FileNames

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        java.lang.String[] FileNames
        The CSS-StyleSheet file (or files) for which an HTML <LINK REL=stylesheet> Tag is to be inserted into this CIET/Type's Java-Doc Page Header.

        This Annotation-Element is a String-Array, which means more than one Style-Sheet may be included here. If the Style-Sheet has been properly placed, directly, into the ../upgrade-files/stylesheets/ directory, then this 'FileNames' String-Array should not include any parent or container directory information in the any of those kinds of FileName-String's.

        If a StyleSheet whose location on disk is situated on the File-System in some unrelated place, then the file's Full-Path Name (or at least it's Relative-Path Name with respect to the Current Working Directory at Build Initiation Time) should be the String used within this Array-Element.
      Code:
      Exact Element Declaration:
       public String[] FileNames();