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Stylesheets contain CCS code to markup the page elements. The stylesheets may inherit content from each other, which is spcecified by the ''Parent stylesheet''. Parent stylesheets are automatically preprended to the stylesheet in question, so definitions may be overloaded if needed. | Stylesheets contain CCS code to markup the page elements. The stylesheets may inherit content from each other, which is spcecified by the ''Parent stylesheet''. Parent stylesheets are automatically preprended to the stylesheet in question, so definitions may be overloaded if needed. | ||
A good ressources for learning CSS can be found here: | |||
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The default stylesheet for the application is defined in the policy: '''defaultStylesheetID''' | The default stylesheet for the application is defined in the policy: '''defaultStylesheetID''' |
Latest revision as of 11:55, 10 December 2021
Stylesheets can be applied in three ways
- Attached to solution
- Attached to solution interface
- Default application stylesheet
Stylesheets are defined in: Designer > Ressources > Stylesheet
Stylesheets contain CCS code to markup the page elements. The stylesheets may inherit content from each other, which is spcecified by the Parent stylesheet. Parent stylesheets are automatically preprended to the stylesheet in question, so definitions may be overloaded if needed.
A good ressources for learning CSS can be found here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/
The default stylesheet for the application is defined in the policy: defaultStylesheetID