Right! My opinion if that Royale brings the best of Flex and the best of
HTML/CSS/JS stack. Best of both worlds! ;-)
El mar., 21 ago. 2018 a las 12:39, leokan23 ()
escribió:
> Thanks Carlos,
>
> if this is as easy as it is in pure html, it will be awesome for quickly
> building tools.
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Thanks Carlos,
if this is as easy as it is in pure html, it will be awesome for quickly
building tools.
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Hi Leokan
yes you can use CSS to override whatever you want. This is inherent to how
HTML/CSS works, so no problem.
Moreover, Royale works processing CSS when compiling, so if you override a
rule, then in the output you'll find yours instead the one defined in
framework :)
If you're using Jewel, y
Hi Leo,
I think that is absolutely no problem. You can take a look into my example
[1] where I'm using additional.css file to draw hex on my website [2]
That css is included in index.html template [3]. During the build you are
pointing that template by using compiler
option: -html-template=src/re
I am evaluating Royale for a very small project and I was wondering if there
is a tutorial or it is even possible to change the overall look of the
components with just CSS.
For example, this is a button css I made for testing:
Can I use this somehow for "skinning" my button?
If there is a tut
