[opencms-dev] Why publish?

[Dark Side]

Hi,
> ah ok
> I thought I can browse the whole site in offline mode too. 
Of course you can.....

> but it seems only to be a view of the current edited file.
> for example: if I change style.css and index.html
> when I view index.html I can't see the changes in style.ccs until I 
> published style.css
> Is this correct? 
It sounds as if something is wrong how your stylesheet is linked into 
the index.html.

For all links in your template, use the <cms:link> tag. Do not link to 
something in your export folder directly (i.e. 
"/export/resoruces/style.css"), but always use the link inside your 
OpenCms VFS - in combination with the link tag.

Dark


>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> why do I have to publish every single file in order to view the 
>>> changes on my developing-system?
>>
>> You do not have to publish something to see the changes. If you are 
>> inside the OpenCms workplace, just select a offline project and you 
>> can see everything.what you just changed.
>>
>>> I thought a key feature of opencms is that I can develop, edit and 
>>> view files offline and when the
>>> whole project is finished I publish it to show it online.
>>
>> Correct - this is how it works.
>> So I don't see your problem here.
>> Edit your file in offline mode, check it in offline mode and publish 
>> it when everything is done. Or publish the complete project if you 
>> have changes to many files.
>>
>> Dark
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