Re: validation and CSS

Thanks so much, Alberto. Your guide is very helpful. On Dec 19, 2007 10:21 PM, Alberto A. Flores <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As the matter of fact, I found several ways in which you can modify the > outcome of the tag. > > The basic (and in my opinion, a hack) is to look at the generated HTML >

Re: validation and CSS

As the matter of fact, I found several ways in which you can modify the outcome of the tag. The basic (and in my opinion, a hack) is to look at the generated HTML code and then use your own CSS to modify the look and feel of your view. I'm currently using the "simple" theme and in all my "textf

Re: validation and CSS

Thanks Alberto. Which class contains style for ? I need to customize it so that no is around it and the text associated with it is in bold. e.g., If the value of the "some key" is Password, I want the "Password" is in bold. Any suggestion? Thanks again. On Dec 19, 2007 10:00 PM, Alberto A.

Re: validation and CSS

I believe the errors are within a "span" with class "errorField" (it may be something else). Custom CSS can make you look like whatever you want. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Dave. It seems the simple theme is used so the message is in black. I overrode the ..errorMessage style in JSP whic

Re: validation and CSS

Thanks Dave. It seems the simple theme is used so the message is in black. I overrode the ..errorMessage style in JSP which solved my problem but I'm not sure if it's a right way to do that. Thanks again. On Dec 19, 2007 8:09 PM, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Er, the default stylesh

Re: validation and CSS

Er, the default stylesheet *does* make it show up in read. Are you using the tag? IIRC that is what includes the CSS file. d. --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a way to apply style sheet (CSS) to the message validator > generates? For example, how to make the "Color