Thymeleaf Study Notes 3, thymeleaf Study Notes

Thymeleaf Study Notes 3, thymeleaf Study Notes

10. attribute priority

11. Notes

11.1 <! --... --> Comments with HTML/XML

<!-- User info follows --><div th:text="${...}">...</div>

11.2 thymeleaf parser Annotation

Thymeleaf will be commented out during parsing, and it will be displayed when it is opened statically.

Single Row <! --/*... */-->

<!--/* This code will be removed at thymeleaf parsing time! */-->

Multiple rows:

<! --/* -->

...

...

<! --/* -->

<!--/*-->    <div>        you can see me only before thymeleaf processes me!    </div><!--*/-->

 

11.3 static Parsing is commented out, And thymeleaf will be removed during parsing <! --/*/And/*/--> tag pair, content retained

<span>hello!</span><!--/*/    <div th:text="${...}">        ...    </div>/*/--><span>goodbye!</span>

This annotation is useful when writing th: block.

<table>    <!--/*/ <th:block th:each="user : ${users}"> /*/-->    <tr>        <td th:text="${user.login}">...</td>        <td th:text="${user.name}">...</td>    </tr>    <tr>        <td colspan="2" th:text="${user.address}">...</td>    </tr>    <!--/*/ </th:block> /*/--></table>

11.4 th: block applies to two <tr>

It cocould be useful, for example, when creating iterated tables that require more than one <tr> for each element