10 Replies Latest reply on Jul 6, 2007 1:12 AM by sergeysmirnov

    Disable Skinability

      Can I disable the Skinability????? I use my own styles.

        • 1. Re: Disable Skinability

          what you want to disable and where?

          • 2. Re: Disable Skinability

            I need to disable the skin of a rich:datatable I use my own styleshhet

            • 3. Re: Disable Skinability

              I need to disable the skin of a rich:datatable I use my own styleshhet

              • 4. Re: Disable Skinability

                So, go ahead and use your own stylesheet. The css parameters from it will override the default ones

                • 5. Re: Disable Skinability

                  The problem is tha my datatable has a black borders, but if I create a skin properties file like that:

                  #Colors
                  headerBackgroundColor=
                  headerGradientColor=
                  headerTextColor=
                  headerWeightFont=
                  
                  generalBackgroundColor=
                  generalTextColor=
                  generalSizeFont=
                  generalFamilyFont=
                  
                  controlTextColor=
                  controlBackgroundColor=
                  additionalBackgroundColor=
                  
                  shadowBackgroundColor=
                  shadowOpacity=
                  
                  panelBorderColor=
                  subBorderColor=
                  
                  tabBackgroundColor=
                  tabDisabledTextColor=
                  
                  trimColor=
                  
                  tipBackgroundColor=
                  tipBorderColor=
                  
                  selectControlColor=
                  
                  
                  generalLinkColor=
                  hoverLinkColor=
                  visitedLinkColor=
                  
                  # Fonts
                  headerSizeFont=
                  headerFamilyFont=
                  
                  tabSizeFont=
                  tabFamilyFont=
                  
                  buttonSizeFont=
                  buttonFamilyFont=
                  
                  tableBackgroundColor=
                  tableFooterBackgroundColor=
                  tableSubfooterBackgroundColor=
                  tableBorderColor=
                  


                  The datatable display fine but an exeption is fired because the color cannot parse for java.

                  • 6. Re: Disable Skinability

                    The problem is tha my datatable has a black borders, but if I create a skin properties file like that:

                    #Colors
                    headerBackgroundColor=
                    headerGradientColor=
                    headerTextColor=
                    headerWeightFont=
                    
                    generalBackgroundColor=
                    generalTextColor=
                    generalSizeFont=
                    generalFamilyFont=
                    
                    controlTextColor=
                    controlBackgroundColor=
                    additionalBackgroundColor=
                    
                    shadowBackgroundColor=
                    shadowOpacity=
                    
                    panelBorderColor=
                    subBorderColor=
                    
                    tabBackgroundColor=
                    tabDisabledTextColor=
                    
                    trimColor=
                    
                    tipBackgroundColor=
                    tipBorderColor=
                    
                    selectControlColor=
                    
                    
                    generalLinkColor=
                    hoverLinkColor=
                    visitedLinkColor=
                    
                    # Fonts
                    headerSizeFont=
                    headerFamilyFont=
                    
                    tabSizeFont=
                    tabFamilyFont=
                    
                    buttonSizeFont=
                    buttonFamilyFont=
                    
                    tableBackgroundColor=
                    tableFooterBackgroundColor=
                    tableSubfooterBackgroundColor=
                    tableBorderColor=
                    


                    The datatable display fine but an exeption is fired because the color cannot parse for java.

                    • 7. Re: Disable Skinability

                      you are on the wrong way. Do not fight with properties file. Just use available classes.

                      • 8. Re: Disable Skinability

                        There is the only way what I found to solve my problem then I need the correct solution, my styles not override the skin, I need disable the skin for mi datatable.

                        Thanks

                        • 9. Re: Disable Skinability

                          There is the only way what I found to solve my problem then I need the correct solution, my styles not override the skin, I need disable the skin for mi datatable.

                          Thanks

                          • 10. Re: Disable Skinability

                            let speak about something concrete. What exactly you cannot override.

                            P.S. skin is a properties file. You can rename, move or edit file, but not disable. Do not ask about this again and again.