Re: Cherrypy support HTML/CSS3 fully?

matt Gerwen van wrote:
>
> I'm starting with cherrypy and discovered that making html-files and
> loading them with open(file).read is not the right way to go, however
> have seen some code that seems to work as basepage.

You certainly CAN handle pages by reading and copying HTML files.  It's
more common to read template files and customize them using one of the
template packages, but the concept is exactly the same.


> My question is: I'm trying to create a button with a background image
> nor in html or in CSS3 works. Is this the limitations of cherrypy or
> what do i wrong? I have tried different solutions and codes, help
> would be appreciated.

Honestly, without seeing your code, how can we have any possible hope of
answering this question?  There are a thousand things you could have
done wrong.  CherryPy can certainly deliver files, so it is a bit much
for you to blame the tool first.

The code you posted is going to send a request to your server for
/static/images/login.png.  Do you have code and configuration in your
server to handle that request?  If not, then you can hardly be surprised
that the image wasn't presented.

-- 
Tim Roberts, [email protected]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

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