Hey!
The CSS should go to the Stylesheet. If you'll be doing a plugin, I suggest
setting up your own shadow tiddler stylesheet like this:
config.shadowTiddlers.ExpirationDateStylesheet =
"/*{{{*/\n" +
".ExpirationButton {border: 1px solid black; margin: 0 10px;}\n" +
".ExpirationText {color: black; font-weight: bold;}\n" +
"/*}}}*/";
store.addNotification("ExpirationDateStylesheet", refreshStyles);
That's one of my short ones. As you can see, the CSS classes are set up the
same as for any HTML page: .ClassName {property: value; property: value;
property: value;}
And yes, you just use the CSS class name as the fifth parameter in the
createTiddlyButton function. Don't forget to put it between quotes.
w
On Saturday, August 16, 2014 3:59:51 AM UTC+2, Antaeus Feldspar wrote:
>
> Ton, Mario - thank you!
>
> Even knowing it was TWC code, it took me quite a while to get through the
> block I was having understanding the code. What finally changed was
> realizing that the part I was blocked on wasn't part of jQuery's syntax
> (which I've found quite hard to grasp). It was in fact an Immediately
> Invoked Function Expression (extensively used by jQuery, but not specific
> to it)!
>
> I'm quite optimistic that with this as a model, I can start producing the
> buttons I need.
>
> One question I still have: if I want the buttons produced by the plugin
> to have particular CSS properties, I presume I employ a CSS selector to
> recognize the "className" passed as the fifth argument to the
> createTiddlyButton. Where should that CSS selector go, however? And what
> form should it take?
>
>
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