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Hi all, I want to style a single menubutton, especially the background color. First try: Used the backgroundColor-Attribute of the menuButton. That works fine - as long as i keep the mouse away. When hovering with the mouse cursor, the button highlights - in a color that i do not want. Next try: Created a css styleclass and applied it to the button. Works also fine - as long as i keep the mouse away. When hovering, a different styleclass (bdf-button-over) is triggered. I know, i can overwrite this default-styleclasses with my own settings, but I do not want to, because this settings are fine for the rest of the application. I just want to apply other styling to this one menubutton, how can i achieve this? Is there any chance to set my own styleclasses for the different button status? Ah, by the way, how can I do the same for the popupmenu i open with this menubutton? The popupmenu and the menuitems do not even have a styleClass attribute! In HTML this would take minutes, with CSS or without. How can I do so in Formspider, does anybody have an idea? Cheers, Marius |
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Hi Marius, You can add new styles to override existing settings just for only one button. For example, if you want to change hower background color of a button to red, you can simply add the following lines to css file. button1 = name of the button Thanks. Ah perfect. Thank you very much Serdar. I have to get deeper into this CSS things to understand all this extending and inheriting. Marius
(02 May '14, 09:41)
Marius
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