One way to do this (assuming that you have these style names applied to
your components) is just to call
"ApplicationContext.applyStylesheet("/path/to/JSON/file")" before you
load your popup window. But, if you do this at startup time, then all
the styles should be applied automatically to eve
Repost (the attach in the previous email seeme to have dropped it in
mailing list).
Hi,
to use custom styles you can set them from command line too.
For example, you can run our stylesheet_example (in examples) with this:
org.apache.pivot.wtk.ScriptApplication
--src=/org/apache/pivot/examples/sty
Hi,
to use custom styles you can set them from command line too.
In attach I put a sample eclipse launch file for running one of our samples.
For example, you can run our stylesheet_example (in examples) with this:
org.apache.pivot.wtk.ScriptApplication
--src=/org/apache/pivot/examples/styles/sty
yes roger i am using styles like below...
{
TabPaneStyles:{
inactiveTabColor:"#339900",
borderColor:"#339900",
padding:{left:0,right:0,top:0,bottom:0},
activeTabColor:"#F5F0F5",
buttonColor:"#00",
buttonFont:"bold:true",
buttonPadding:{left:10,right:10,top:3,bottom:3}
},
HomeTabPaneS
Hi,
to use a custom color scheme you can set the related property in the
command line.
For example running our Demo Application ColorSchemeBuilder:
org.apache.pivot.demos.styles.ColorSchemeBuilder
with VM arguments (for example in eclipse):
-Dorg.apache.pivot.wtk.skin.terra.location=TerraTheme_da
How exactly are you applying the color schemes to your application now?
You say you are using JSON, so I imagine you have defined some styles in
a JSON file... But, how do you apply these styles to your application?
Are you using style names?
~Roger
On 11/5/13 9:04 PM, phaneendra wrote:
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