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	== How To Use ==		== How To Use ==
	Once you have created a [[PRS/WebTemplate\|WebTemplate]], you can pull in stylesheets through the WebDatabaseInterface class. Simply call <code>WebDatabaseInterface.GetStylesheet(code)</code>, which returns an object of type <code>WebStyle</code>		Once you have created a [[PRS/WebTemplate\|WebTemplate]], you can pull in stylesheets through the WebDatabaseInterface class. Simply call <code>WebDatabaseInterface.GetStylesheet(code)</code>, which returns an object of type <code>WebStyle</code>. This class has an attribute named <code>Style</code>, which contains the raw text from the WebStyle. Thus, to load and apply a style, put this markup in the <code><head></code> tag of your template:
			<pre>
			<style> @(WebDatabaseInterface.GetStylesheet("EXAMPLE").Style) </style>
			</pre>

			=== Loading Multiple Stylesheets ===
			Since each call to <code>GetStylesheet</code> results in a request to the database, it can be beneficial to load multiple stylesheets at once. This is made possible with the <code>GetStylesheets</code> function, as demonstrated:
			<pre>
			Dictionary<string, WebStyle> styles = WebDatabaseInterface.GetStylesheets("FIRST", "SECOND");
			<style>
			@(styles["FIRST"].Style)
			@(styles["SECOND"].Style)
			</style>
			</pre>

Kenric: Created page with "WebStyles are closely associated with WebTemplates, providing a means by which one can apply stylesheets to their pages. Using this system allows for a consistent styling across pages (or a subset of pages), since they would all speak to a certain WebStyle. Note also that despite being intended for CSS styling, they can contain any data, meaning the system could be used for other types of documents. == Fields == === Code === The Code field is the unique identifier by wh..."

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WebStyles are closely associated with WebTemplates, providing a means by which one can apply stylesheets to their pages. Using this system allows for a consistent styling across pages (or a subset of pages), since they would all speak to a certain WebStyle. Note also that despite being intended for CSS styling, they can contain any data, meaning the system could be used for other types of documents.

== Fields ==
=== Code ===
The Code field is the unique identifier by which a given WebStyle is accessed. This should be somewhat descriptive, since it must be referenced via other pages, but it is recommended to keep it short and sweet.

=== Description ===
An arbitrary field by which one can give a description for the WebStyle. It is non-functional, but provides a reference on top of the code for humans to identify the purpose or contents of the WebStyle.

== How To Use ==
Once you have created a [[PRS/WebTemplate|WebTemplate]], you can pull in stylesheets through the WebDatabaseInterface class. Simply call <code>WebDatabaseInterface.GetStylesheet(code)</code>, which returns an object of type <code>WebStyle</code>

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Kenric at 07:41, 18 August 2022