another kinda interesting thing, not in regards to loading javascript but more for getting nutty with css and whatnot — you likely already heard of use this, but you can use $this->getBodyClass() in the layout to output a pretty heft class string (i.e. ). get as specific as you want from there — kinda cool. thanks for all the good info.

another kinda interesting thing, not in regards to loading javascript but more for getting nutty with css and whatnot — you likely already heard of use this, but you can use $this->getBodyClass() in the layout to output a pretty heft class string (i.e. ). get as specific as you want from there — kinda cool. thanks for all the good info.

For instance, look at app/design/frontend//default/layout/checkout.xml. Within this file is specific directives for each controller and action. If you wanted to add a JS file to the onepage checkout index page, look for

Within this xml node add the following code:

/path/to/yourscript.js

CSS is just as easy, change the action to:
/path/to/yourcss.css

Voila.

Brian J. Celenza
Lead Application Developer
brianc (at) wearport (dot) com
http://www.wearport.com – For all your custom apparel needs!

For instance, look at app/design/frontend//default/layout/checkout.xml. Within this file is specific directives for each controller and action. If you wanted to add a JS file to the onepage checkout index page, look for

Within this xml node add the following code:

/path/to/yourscript.js

CSS is just as easy, change the action to:
/path/to/yourcss.css

Voila.

Brian J. Celenza
Lead Application Developer
brianc (at) wearport (dot) com
http://www.wearport.com – For all your custom apparel needs!