Hey Torsten,
2008/12/4 Torsten Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Ok, I think I don't understand which class I must use (WCssStyleSheet or
> WCssDecorationStyle), and then how to use it. Both don't work.
Oops. It should be a string or WString. It'a CSS style class.
> sucheErgebnisse = new WSelectionBox();
> sucheErgebnisse->setModel(new WStandardItemModel(0, 1, sucheErgebnisse));
> sucheErgebnisse->addItem("test");
> sucheErgebnisse->model()->setData(0, 0, boost::any("myclass"),
> StyleClassRole);
and in your inline or external CSS stylesheet you should have a
declaration like:
option.myclass {
color: red;
};
See WApplication::useStyleSheet() or add a rule to the internal style sheet:
WAppplication::instance()->styleSheet().addRule("option.myclass",
"color: red;");
Regards,
koen
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