Hi Alex, I read @import and seems is not recommended for many reasons (concurrence mainly) so I think is not a solution. My bet is that this will make more easy to develop themes since I can go directly to the css file "Textfield.css" and make changes over a few set of lines. I never touched the compiler, so If you could add support for this feature in order to use all css files included (I think this would must be the ones listed in the pom.xml) It would be more easy to me to continue developing this feature. Could you help me with this? For what you said maybe for you is not a long task and can be ready in moderate few time,
@Harbs, could you tell us a bit more of you MXML proposal, maybe some explanation with few example names could help me see your method Thanks both with this! Carlos 2018-02-13 19:44 GMT+01:00 Gabe Harbs <harbs.li...@gmail.com>: > Why not just use MXML files? > > You can use MXML files to subclass components and specify the CSS in the > <fx:Style> section. > > > On Feb 13, 2018, at 1:20 PM, Carlos Rovira <carlosrov...@apache.org> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I'm organizing CSS files in Vivid (new ui set) - VividBlueTheme (first > > theme) - VividExample (example to show all working) > > > > I want to develop each component look-and-feel and style in a single file > > in the theme project: > > > > default.css (this could hold global styling like body, headers, > background > > color, and more) > > TextField.css (all css to make a TextField be represented in a particular > > way) > > Button.css > > Slider.css > > ... > > > > in my theme pom I have: > > > > <includeFiles> > > <include-file> > > <name>defaults.css</name> > > <path>../src/main/resources/defaults.css</path> > > </include-file> > > <include-file> > > <name>TextField.css</name> > > <path>../src/main/resources/TextField.css</path> > > </include-file> > > </includeFiles> > > > > and I check the resulting VividBlueTheme.swc and has default.css and > > TextField.css > > > > * First question here is: Can I collapse all css content in multiple > files > > in a single .css (i.e: defaults.css or themename.css)? > > > > Then in vivid example how CSS in theme projects are referenced? I see > > "defaults.css" is begin applied, but "TextField.css" is not > > > > * Second question how to apply a included .css file to be used in example > > > > Notice that if we get all css in one single file we don't need the second > > part. > > > > Hope you could help me on this in order to continue progress with this > > effort > > > > thanks > > > > > > > > > > -- > > Carlos Rovira > > http://about.me/carlosrovira > > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
