Hi,
The simple way: You can also put a file "style/style.css" (exactly this
name) in the webapp directory. The ResourceManager will find it and add
it to the list of needed resources. The style will be effect all Tobago
pages in one application.
Helmut solution is also possible. The advantag
Hi Udo,Helmut
Thanks for the info.Its really useful.
My requirements are
1.I want to have a different background color and shade to some of the
panels in the pages.This color and shade should be different from the
default panel css ,so it should have a different css .
2.As mentioned earl
Hi,
there is no style class "tobago-box-footer" defined for any HTML tag. So
the style will not be applied.
When you want to give some panels a different style, you can assign a
markup like:
this will result in HTML with the class "tobago-panel-markup-important".
Than you can define a style
Thanks Udo.I will try it and will let you know the result.
Udo Schnurpfeil wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> there is no style class "tobago-box-footer" defined for any HTML tag. So
> the style will not be applied.
>
> When you want to give some panels a different style, you can assign a
> markup like:
>
Hi Udo,
I created a new markup for box and its worked.Thanks for that.I tried to
create a markup for panel in the same way.
I observed the selected styles through firebug ,for box its taking new
tobago-box-markup-important style.
but for panel its not picking the new tobago-gridLayout-markup-im
Hi,
for panel you should use tobago-panel-markup-important.
The gridlayout is just the panel content.
Regards,
Volker
2010/4/27 tobagouser :
>
> Hi Udo,
>
> I created a new markup for box and its worked.Thanks for that.I tried to
> create a markup for panel in the same way.
>
> I observed t
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