Hi Larry,
I´ve did in a simple way following your idea of multiple classes in
classname. It´s brilliant and works :) Thanks
To whom might want dots, dashs or anything in border css , instead of
a full color bar, here is how I did it :
I´ve added in json the property classname with "special_event2 brown",
another json event with "special_event2 aqua", etc etc
Then in styles.css I´ve added all the colors in css format, like
this :
.....
.aqua{color: #00FFFF;}
.aquamarine{color: #7FFFD4;}
.bisque{color: #FFE4C4;}
.brown{color:#A52A2A;}
.....
then define this class in styles.css also
.tape-special_event2, .small-special_event2 {border-bottom:
dotted 7px ;background-color:transparent;}
And that´s it :)
If you want more events with dashes instead of dots, you just have to
defined in css, the class with the prefix tape- .For instance If I
want another bar with dash I would have add to css
.tape-special_event3, .small-special_event3 {border-bottom:
dashed 5px ;background-color:transparent;}
and added in json classname property "special_event3 <some color
name>"
The json color property doesn´t work with this method( and should not
be in json data) because it changes the backgroundcolor of the div
instead.
Larry, if you need I can post here all the colors in css format.
Thanks once again for your support
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