the design time tool needs browser supported pseudo-classes to be converted
like non-browser-supported pseudo-classes
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Key: TRINIDAD-2041
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-2041
Project: MyFaces Trinidad
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Jeanne Waldman
Assignee: Jeanne Waldman
We have an internal team creating a Skin Editor for JDeveloper. It renders a
preview of the component you are skinning in its different states: read-only,
visited, hover, active, etc. Some of the states are browser-supported states
(hover, visited, active), and some are not (read-only).
The Skinning Framework processes the skin file and generates a CSS-2
browser-supported css file.
If it sees a browser-supported pseudo-class in the selector, it passes it
through to the generated CSS file. If it sees other pseudo-classes, it converts
it to 'p_AF*".
So af|inputText:read-only becomes .af_inputText.p_AFReadOnly. In the rendered
html, you'll see something like <div class="af_inputText p_AFReadOnly">.
af|commandButton:active becomes .af_commandButton:active. There is no need to
convert :active because the browser knows what to do with it.
For the Design Time Skin Editor, they render a sample of the component in the
different states. It isn't a real browser, so the browser-supported states are
no supported, like :hover. They need us to convert the browser supported
pseudo-clases the same as other pseudo-classes when in Design Time Mode.
This is a very simple fix in CSSGenerationUtils.java in static private String
_convertPseudoClass(String pseudoClass)
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