It's not something wicket related, you can override all css classes by
providing a more specific one...
Like if you have this:
.wicketmodalwindowstyle {
width:5em;
}
then you can override it by doing so in your css:
.myhappystyle .wicketmodalwindowstyle{
width:4em;
}
So above will override
:)
shetc wrote:
Thanks Nino -- the solution was even easier than what you suggested but you
pointed me in the right direction. I was so focused on Wicket that I forgot
the plain
ole CSS solution :wistle:
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Java Specialist @ Jayway DK
hi Steve
Wrap it in a class that overrides the property.
shetc wrote:
Hi All,
What is best practice for overriding the properties in the ModalWindow
modal.css file?
For example, I would like to change the font of the text used for the title.
Thanks,
Steve
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Nino
Hi Nino,
Thanks for responding! I'm still going through the newbie stage so I'm not
quite sure what
your are suggesting. Further hints would be most appreciated.
Steve
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Hi All,
What is best practice for overriding the properties in the ModalWindow
modal.css file?
For example, I would like to change the font of the text used for the title.
Thanks,
Steve
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