I am not sure why that would be of any value. If you do not set a background color, it uses a transparent color.
On 3/7/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One other enhancement that would be great to have is the > ability to have the background filled with a gradient as > opposed to a solid color..... > > > ---------Original Message--------- > > > The following are the two things that came to my mind as far > as > > enhancements: > > > > 1. The ability to link the color, backgroundColor, etc. to > CSS > > style classes or values. The way it is now, the overall > design > > of a site that uses this component and CSS is spread between > > the two - not optimal for the designer or maintenance. > > This is why I want to leverage Trinidad's skins. CSS is > interpreted on > the client, but the images are generated on the server. The > image URLs > have the info in the query string though, so it would be > possible to > alter them on the client, but then JS would be required and > these > properties would have to be stored somewhere (some random CSS > style > class applied to a dummy element or stripped from the IMG > tags). A > much more elegant solution would be to use Trinidad skin > properties to > set the colors so that they are not in the view but the skin > CSS. > > >
