Custom style classes

hi all,
Is it possible to create some custom style classes and assign them to styleClass property of some components?
And if it possible, where to place those custom classes and how to use them?
I've tried without success.
Regards,
Bassam

So this begs the question... if I wanted to change the color of a font on a af:panelHeader for example, (inlineStyle="background-color:navy;color:white;") or I set it up as a class in my css e.g. (styleClass="ph" where the css class is ph{background-color:navy;color:white;}) why doesn't the af:panelHeader component render as one would expect... with a blue back ground and white text? I'm using JDeveloper11g.

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Your stylesheet is corrupt. You have a style inside of a
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news:e94b3f$lgc$[email protected]..
>I have recently begun using an external style sheet to
control much of my
> formatting, mostly
> with no problem. But I've noted a couple of instances
where the styles
> don't
> seem to 'catch'.
> One recent example, a major problem, is on this Q&A
page on a site:
>
http://www.pulversbriar.com/askmarty.htm
>
> I created a custom style class for both the questions
and the answers, and
> included them in the external
> ("pipestyles.css" style sheet as follows:
>
> .askmarty_QUESTION {
> font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
> font-style: italic;
> color: #993300;
> background: #CCCCCC;
> }
> .askmarty_ANSWER {
> font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
> font-weight: bolder;
> color: #993300;
>
> In DW, the styles appear fine. But when I upload the
page to the server
> (including dependent files
> and the stylesheet), the styles don't work - I'm just
getting black and
> white,
> unstyled text. Other styles
> in the style sheet *are* working, though.
>
> Any suggestions as to what might be going on, and/or how
I can debug this?
>
> thanks in advance for any help--
>
> steve
>

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>
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http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
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> }
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> }
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> </mx:VBox>
> <mx:VBox borderSkin="DashBorder"
> borderThickness="1" borderColor="0xFF0000"
> width="200" height="200"
styleName="wideDashTightGapBorder">
> </mx:VBox>
> </mx:HBox>
> </mx:Application>
>

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and accept defeat I wanted to check with the forum.
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the FM styles.
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I tried
.custom-combo.arrow-button {
-fx-background-color: cyan;
in my css file and in my java class i did this combo.setStyleClass(".custom-combo.arrow-button") but it does not work :'(.

in my java class i did this combo.setStyleClass(".custom-combo.arrow-button") but it does not work
Simply stating something "doesn't work" won't usually enable people to help you. You need to say what happens and how it differs from what you expect. In this case, the code won't even compile; there is no setStyleClass(...) method.
I recommend looking at the tutorials for css: there's an intro and a more advanced tutorial.
The selector ".custom-combo.arrow-button" will select nodes which have both the class "custom-combo" and the class "arrow-button" assigned to them; this won't work for what you want to do. You want a node with class "arrow-button" which is a descendant of the node with class "custom-combo". For this you need the selector ".custom-combo .arrow-button" (with a space, which selects any descendant) or the selector ".custom-combo > .arrow-button" (which selects only the direct descendant; this is more efficient when it gives you what you need, which includes your case).
Then you need to add the style class "custom-combo" to your combo box.

Style Inheritance on default custom style

I've created a custom class that uses some customs styles
I've defined (i.e. underlineColor). I used the sample code to
create a default style value with a one time classConstruct method.
I did notice that the sample code provided by adobe doesn't
seem to work when you use a style tag to define only some of the
style parameter, I was able to fix this by checking each style
parameter in the construct and setting only the ones that where non
existing.
But I then hit another wall, this time trying to use style
inheritance, according to documentation, inherited styles are check
on the parent first and then checked on the class defined styles,
but I've noticed that this doesn't seem to work, in fact if I use
the classConstruct method to define the style default values then
inherited values are not used.
I was wondering if anyone knows how to create styles default
values with inheritance and how the classConstruct method is really
used.
thanks

"buabco" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> OK I did that to fix the problem when you have an
incomplete CSS
> definition,
> but it doesn't work when you have inheritance, and it's
wierd anyway since
> the
> code get to run only once that the inheritance get
compromised. I've
> simplified
> the code to show what I'm doing:
>
>
> Adobe Example is like this:
>
>
[Style(name="customStyle",type="Number",format="length",inherit="no")]
> public class testClass extends UIComponent {
> // Define a static variable.
> private static var classConstructed:Boolean =
classConstruct();
>
> // Define a static method.
> private static function classConstruct():Boolean {
> if (!StyleManager.getStyleDeclaration("testClass"))
> {
> // If there is no CSS definition for StyledRectangle,
> // then create one and set the default value.
> var testStyle:CSSStyleDeclaration = new
CSSStyleDeclaration();
> testStyle.defaultFactory = function():void
> {
> this.customStyle = 5;
> }
> StyleManager.setStyleDeclaration("testClass", testStyle,
true);
>
> }
> return true;
> }
>
> // Constructor
> public function testClass() {
> super();
> }
>
> }
>
> But this code fails when you create a style declaration
for testClass that
> doesn't include customStyle, in that case customStyle is
not set to
> default.
>
> So I change it to:
>
>
[Style(name="customStyle",type="Number",format="length",inherit="no")]
> public class testClass extends UIComponent {
> // Define a static variable.
> private static var classConstructed:Boolean =
classConstruct();
>
> // Define a static method.
> private static function classConstruct():Boolean {
> var nsd:CSSStyleDeclaration;
> if (!StyleManager.getStyleDeclaration("testClass")) {
> // If there is no CSS definition for StyledRectangle,
> // then create one and set the default value.
> nsd = new CSSStyleDeclaration();
> } else {
> nsd = StyleManager.getStyleDeclaration("testClass");
> }
>
> //Definamos los estilos personalizados
> //Para el titulo
>
> if
(!StyleManager.isValidStyleValue(nsd.getStyle("customStyle")))
> nsd.setStyle("customStyle", "5");
>
> StyleManager.setStyleDeclaration("testClass", nsd,
true);
>
> return true;
> }
>
> // Constructor
> public function testClass() {
> super();
> }
>
> }
>
> now the code checks for the parameter before setting it.
Still if I set
> the
> inheritance to true this code doesn't work. The strange
part is that It
> should
> since this code it's supose to be executed only once and
it doesn't set
> the
> class parameter directly but it fills the StyleManagers
data instead,
> according
> to inheritance order the parents that should be used
before the class
> specific
> data, or am I wrong?
No, the closer the tag is to being your actual class, the
more likely its
style is to be used.
http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flex/3/html/help.html?content=styles_04.html
You might find this useful
http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/12/24/displaying-a-combobox-controls-inherited-styles-in -flex/

Custom style in websheets

Starting with APEX 4.1 we could use a custom style for web sheets by providing our own CSS commands.
Did anybody experiment with that? Which classes / IDs should we use?
Or might there even be documentation about that? In the official APEX documentation I could only find this sentence ;): "Use the Style section to override default application style and use a custom CSS."
Regards,
~Dietmar.

Hi Sam,
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You can control this in two ways:
1 - Make sure that the STYLE tag for the styling to want to take effect is loaded after the Theme 20 stylesheet. You could probably do this in the page's HTML Header setting
2 - Add *!important* after any style that you want to take precendence over any subsequent style. For example, suppose your first style tag contains:
.xxx {border:1px solid blue}and your custom style contains:
.xxx {border:1px solid red}You will get a red border unless you change the first one to:
.xxx {border:1px solid blue!important}when you will get a blue border
Andy

Error while deploying, Custom Style Skin in OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7

Hi,
I have deployed Custom Style Skin in OBIEE 11.1.1.5 successfuly (with the help of http://www.rittmanmead.com/2010/12/oracle-bi-ee-11g-styles-skins-custom-xml-messages/ ).
Now when we're moving RPD, Catalog & Custom Style Skin from OBIEE 11.1.1.5 to OBIEE 11.1.1.6.7, I could deploy RPD & Catalog but am not able to deploy Custom Style & Skin Folders.
If you are aware of the process of deploying Custom Style & Skins (as mentioned in the link above), it requies:
1. Custom Style & Skins folder to be Deploy using Weblogic Console.
2. Making necessary changes in instanceconfig.xml (to point to the deployed folder) ---- this is where it's failing.
When I do add necessary tags ( <URL> & <UI>) in instanceconfig.xml and restart Services. Presentation Services dosen't come up. Error message that is in log file is:
In element URL: Can not have element children within a simple content.
unknown element 'UI'
Element 'UI' is not valid for content model : 'All(URL, SocketTimeoutSec,FileSizeMB)'
Any pointers?
Regards,
Jitendra

Hi,
I too faced such issue, actually obiee11.1.1.5 version skin and style wont work in obiee11.1.1.6.0 and above patch ..
u have do it once again by using obiee11.1.1.6.0 skin (because the 11.1.16.0 has UI and skin different from 11.1.1.5.0 )
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