Hi Vijay,
If you need to apply a consistent color across all mini messages, CSS is the
preferred solution.
You will need to apply CSS to the mmlib_table style, as mmlib_xlink is just
for the dismiss button on the message.
So in your case you might want to place the following style into your gadget
code:
<style> .mmlib_table__MODULE_ID__ { color: #4D94FF; } </style>
Kind Regards,
Paul Kinlan
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 10:13 AM, Vijay Sunkavalli <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to style my Mini Messages(Timer based). I'm able to do it
> by setting styles to the object returned, something like..
>
> var msgStyles = msg.createTimerMessage("My Messge", 5);
> msgStyles.style.color = "#4D94FF";
>
> But this is very cumbersome and difficult to put multiple style
> statements to each msg. Is there any other way ? May b using CSS. I
> read in docs abt ".mmlib_xlink" but never understood it. :(
>
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