ADD_FILE Procedure

This procedure adds the link tag to load a CSS library. If a library has already been added, it will not be added a second time.

Syntax

APEX_CSS.ADD_FILE (
    p_name           IN    VARCHAR2,
    p_directory      IN    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT apex_application.g_image_prefix||'css/',
    p_version        IN    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    p_skip_extension IN    BOOLEAN  DEFAULT FALSE,
    p_media_query    IN    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    -- p_ie_condition is desupported and has no effect
    p_ie_condition   IN    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    p_attributes     IN    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL );

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`p_name`	Name of the CSS file.
`p_directory`	Begin of the URL where the CSS file should be read from. If you use this function for a plug-in, set this parameter to `p_plugin.file_prefix`
`p_version`	Identifier of the version of the CSS file. The version will be added to the CSS filename. In most cases you should use the default of `NULL` as the value.
`p_skip_extension`	The function automatically adds `.css` to the CSS filename. If set to `TRUE`, the function ignores this addition.
`p_media_query`	Value set as media query.
`p_ie_condition`	(Desupported) Condition used as Internet Explorer condition.
`p_attributes`	Extra attributes to add to the link tag. Note: Callers are responsible for escaping this parameter.

Example

Adds the CSS filejquery.autocomplete.css in the directory specified by p_plugin.file_prefix to the HTML output of the page and makes sure that it will only be included once if apex_css.add_file is called multiple times with that name.

apex_css.add_file (
        p_name => 'jquery.autocomplete',
   p_directory => p_plugin.file_prefix );