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Alexey
Posted: 01/25/2006, 5:00 AM

Is it possible to get access to set individual styles for tag. Why all <TABLE> has width 100%?! I need yo remove this style but I can't. Of course I can change CSS file manually but the next code regeneration overrides my modifications... :-( What suggestions? Thanx.
mamboBROWN


Posts: 1713
Posted: 01/25/2006, 7:55 AM

Alexey,
I would suggest that you select a style and customize to your preferences and then save it with a different name. This way it will not change when you select the style.
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Alexey
Posted: 01/25/2006, 11:06 AM

Quote mamboBROWN:
Alexey,
I would suggest that you select a style and customize to your preferences and then save it with a different name. This way it will not change when you select the style.
Yes. I did so. But I need to get accees to particular style. See for example.. I create my own style Barnett and it contains this:

/* Grid Options */
.Grid {
border: 1px solid #0058b3;
width: 100%;
}

So ALL tables wil have width = 100% but I don't need this. I need that some tables have no width (i.e. default width) and I need to remove this width: 100% and I can't...:-( :-( I have no access from CC IDE to THIS stlye. I can just modify css-file. How I can change 100% to 0 from CC IDE (Style Builder)?
peterr


Posts: 5971
Posted: 01/25/2006, 11:24 AM

Hi,

Style Builder is a wizard type feature and all wizards are usually designed to speed up certain common tasks, but not to replace all related functionality. Application Builder and Grid Builder are also wizards and you can use them to quickly create 80%-90% of a Web application, and then you can continue extending it by extending the code. In the same way you can use Style Builder to create 80%-90% of CSS and continue making manual changes later. However, there is no need to enhance your style using Style Builder since then Style Builder would become a style editor instead of a builder/wizard. And you can already edit the .css style file that Style Builder creates.

I only don't understand why code regeneration overrides your style modifications. Are you modifying the style.css in your project folder?
When I click "Rebuild" in Project Settings->Styles then CCS asks me if I want to overwrite those files. Only if I select "Yes" then they are overwritten. Are you maybe selecting "Yes" to overwrite your style?
Someone else also mentioned that you can make your .css styles read-only, so that there is no way for CCS to overwrite them.
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Walter Kempees
Posted: 01/25/2006, 1:24 PM

P, read-only:That was me, and it works ok.

"peterr" <peterr@forum.codecharge> schreef in bericht
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> Hi,
>
> Style Builder is a wizard type feature and all wizards are usually
> designed to
> speed up certain common tasks, but not to replace all related
> functionality.
> Application Builder and Grid Builder are also wizards and you can use them
> to
> quickly create 80%-90% of a Web application, and then you can continue
> extending it by extending the code. In the same way you can use Style
> Builder
> to create 80%-90% of CSS and continue making manual changes later.
> However,
> there is no need to enhance your style using Style Builder since then
> Style
> Builder would become a style editor instead of a builder/wizard. And you
> can
> already edit the .css style file that Style Builder creates.
>
> I only don't understand why code regeneration overrides your style
> modifications. Are you modifying the style.css in your project folder?
> When I click "Rebuild" in Project Settings->Styles then CCS asks me if I
> want
> to overwrite those files. Only if I select "Yes" then they are
> overwritten. Are
> you maybe selecting "Yes" to overwrite your style?
> Someone else also mentioned that you can make your .css styles read-only,
> so
> that there is no way for CCS to overwrite them.
> _________________
> Peter R.
> YesSoftware Forums Moderator
> For product support please visit http://support.yessoftware.com
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> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>


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