Hi,
I had more or less the same problem : an object extending
DecoratorPanel, with its own style defined in the same style sheet
than the DecoratorPanel one and set by "setStyleName" .
The style seemed to not be applyed when my object was placed inside a
DecoratorPanel.
Thank's to Firebug, I fo
What's happening is that, for example, the
rule .parentDecorator .bottomLeft {} targets all that are children of it, so it matches
.parentDecorator
.bottomLeft
as well as
.parentDecorator
.childDecorator
.bottomLeft
Sorry, could you actually paste the generated HTML? I should have
as
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Thank you very much for your help Zak.
Here is the code:
**
CSS for the Main (Panel)
DecoratorPanel**
**
Hi-
It may be possible by using direct decedent selectors:
.parentPanel > .bottomCenter {
stuff
}
.childPanel > .bottomCenter {
different stuff
}
Please post the java and css code so we can better understand your
problem.
On Sep 29, 6:50 pm, Memo Sanchez wrote:
> Hello :)
>
> I am creati
Hello :)
I am creating a widget who has 2 Decorator Panels (One inside the
other), both of them have different images for the rounded corners,
the problem is that the internal decoratorPanel inherits all the CSS
stying from his parent every single time. I have change the same
parameters in the cs
