Thanks, I got it working. It seems much harder to use than the old one,
mainly because you cannot see the hierarchy while you are working, and how
do you get to the properties for things like when I select a grid layout?
Ive moved back to the old gui editor for now. I think it would be better
All of our themes are built from scratch on top of native and we built them
in the same way you would. So you can look at them as references.
When you create a new theme native is one of the option and when you open
up the theme you will notice almost no definitions. Any UIID you override
in
Hi,
that's my bad. I accidentally pushed in a fix too early to workaround an
issue we had in the JavaScript port.
It will act the same way in the simulator with today's release but you
would be able to revert to the old behavior using
Toolbar.setCenteredDefault(false)
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You didn't disable the includeNativeBool flag in that theme right?
Did you set the infiniteImage theme constant to something?
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The really cool part is the infinite scroll support that we use in
PropertyCross etc.:
https://www.codenameone.com/blog/property-cross-revisited.html
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So far it seems, that my only option is to use themes already made by
Codename and making some small changes to those themes. I want to create a
native theme that looks very different from the themes established. How do
I do this?
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