Look'n'feel for handheld applications

Dear Experts,
Could someone explain me how to redefine a new look'n'feel style/theme for the WebDynpro handheld Client on MI7.10? Indeed, the standard SAP UI Theme doen't fit to our Usability Policy.
Thanks and Regards,
Ludovic

For 7.1 OCA SP03, we were given this for our development.
default
     stylesheet.default.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.default.foreground
     stylesheet.default.font.name
     stylesheet.default.font.size
     stylesheet.default.height
     stylesheet.default.bordercolor
brandingarea
     stylesheet.brandingarea.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.brandingarea.bordercolor
     stylesheet.brandingarea.font.size
     stylesheet.brandingarea.foreground
     stylesheet.brandingarea.height
     stylesheet.brandingarea.brandingtext
button
     stylesheet.button.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.button.font.size
     stylesheet.button.foreground
     stylesheet.button.height
label
     stylesheet.label.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.label.font.size
     stylesheet.label.foreground
     stylesheet.label.height
caption
     stylesheet.caption.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.caption.font.size
     stylesheet.caption.foreground
     stylesheet.caption.height
inputfield
     stylesheet.inputfield.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.inputfield.font.size
     stylesheet.inputfield.foreground
radionbutton
     stylesheet.radiobutton.radiobutton
linktoaction
     stylesheet.linktoaction.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.linktoaction.font.size
     stylesheet.linktoaction.foreground
     stylesheet.linktoaction.height
statusbar
     stylesheet.status.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.status.errorcolor
     stylesheet.status.messagecolor
     stylesheet.status.warningcolor
table
     header
     stylesheet.table.header.backgroundcol
     stylesheet.table.header.foreground
     stylesheet.table.header.height
     stylesheet.table.header.font.size
     content
     stylesheet.table.content.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.table.content.foreground
     stylesheet.table.content.height
     stylesheet.table.content.font.size
     footer
     stylesheet.table.footer.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.table.footer.foreground
     stylesheet.table.footer.height
     stylesheet.table.footer.font.size
imagebutton
     stylesheet.imagebutton.backgroundcolor
     stylesheet.imagebutton.font.size
     stylesheet.imagebutton.foreground
image
     stylesheet.image.backgroundcolor
You might have to test and see if the same applies for the version you are using, I have not seen anything published as to what stylesheet properties are supported by NWM.
We are trying to move to SP7 - but we are having troubles with look 'n' feel
All our eSWT custom controls within Interactive Forms all got set to a fixed height which did not happen in SP3, it used the height set within NWDS' View Editor.

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