Re: Skin Additions for Custom Components

[Christian . Hall]

I have a followup question related to this thread.

Even from the example given here, if one simply wants to add a selector based on others in the skin shouldn't this just be a simple css addition?

For example, I already have a custom skin that works fine (just basic CSS tweaks).

I tried adding the following both to the custom skin's CSS and to a CSS that is in a skin addition (just for good measure before I read this thread):

af|teststyle
{
-tr-rule-ref: af|panelTabbed::tab;
}

.foo
{
-tr-rule-ref: af|panelTabbed::tab;
}


Note that I tried teststyle by itself as well. I see nothing of these two new styles in my stylesheet once it is generated. I am missing something obvious, I am sure.

Also, can someone make it a little more clear than in the docs why the component-specific selectors don't have the dot in front? I read the docs and the FAQ and am clear that they don't but I don't understand why and this has me wondering about how I'm going to define styles for custom (or existing non-Trinidad components).

Thanks in advance,
Christian









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