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I don't expect somebody has an answer for this question but is there a good way to use JSF h:outputStylesheet with client-side conditional comments for Internet Explorer?

I know h:outputStylesheet puts a link element at the end of the head instead of the place where I write a h:outputStylesheet and it is out of any conditional comments. Do I need to stick to conventional link elements to use conditional comments? (I also know I can use h:outputText to output conditional comments so it is not a problem here.)

I already know OminiFaces has a tag for conditional comments but it does not work for h:outputStylesheet so I asked if there is another way to make conditional comments work for such JSF tags.

Kaz Nishimura
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  • That's correct. You can't defer the conditional comment to be wrapped around the deferred link element. – user207421 Aug 23 '15 at 01:18
  • That is probably I must write my own tag library if I want to use client-side conditional comments. – Kaz Nishimura Aug 24 '15 at 02:45
  • Oh, I finally understand I can use `#{resource[...]}` to get the location of a resource and avoid `h:outputStylesheet` at all. Thank you for pointing out. – Kaz Nishimura Aug 25 '15 at 12:12

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