I'm having trouble setting the text color of the text used for a
toggle button.
My togglebutton is just;
ToggleButton autoFill = new ToggleButton("(auto.)","(auto)");
autoFill.setStylePrimaryName("image-ToggleButton");
I can set the background color, and various other text styles using
css like;
.imageToggleButton
{
background-color : #ffa;
color : #555;
}
.image-ToggleButton-up-hovering
{
color : #009;
background-color : #ffd;
}
.image-ToggleButton-down, .demo-ToggleButton-down-hovering
{
color : #CCC;
background-color : #ff0;
}
The background color changes as you would expect, but the text stays
black.
Even specificly adding/removing a style ver a click-listener dosnt
help.
Looking at firebug, it seems the styles are being applied, but the
text is being overridden to the default style.
div, td {
color:#000000;
}
Presumably because the text has "html-face" class applied.
So has anyone got any ideas how I'm supposed to change the text color
of a ToggleButton?
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