Daniel,
Put this line in your Application's initialize() function:
qx.manager.object.AppearanceManager.getInstance().setAppearanceTheme(
new theme.you.want.Theme);
James
FrozenDice wrote:
> I've noticed in some of the examples on the qooxdoo website there is
> the ability to change your Theme. How can I set a theme in the code?
> I don't want to give the user a set of buttons of even have them click
> one. I just want my widgets to default to a certain theme.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> - Daniel
>
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