rich:select styling

[cassie]

I apologize if this is a really newbie question but I can't seem to find the solution.

I'm using Richfaces 4.

I'd like the adjust the width of a specific rich:select component. How do I apply a style class to it specifically? I know for other components I can use styleClass but it doesn't seem to be available for rich:select.

Any suggestions/solutions?

Thanks!

[zeppelinux]

+1

can't find the 'label' attribute as well...

are 'styleClass' and  'label' replaced by something else or just not implemented yet?

[ryneezy]

I'm not using RichFaces 4 and I couldn't find the rich:select taglib documentation, but are their attributes similar to the inputClass or inputStyle for rich:comboBox?

[zeppelinux]

no (at least in M4 distro), there is no such attributes and nothing similar...

[nbelaevski]

Hi,

There is 'defaultLabel' attribute. What's the problem with 'styleClass' - missing in taglib or not working at all?

[cassie]

Hello,

For styleClass - it's not in the taglib and when I try it anyway, it doesn't work.

[zeppelinux]

Hi Nick,

I'm trying to specify label for error message (not the string used by default for null input) and it is not there, the same for rich:calendar - i'm getting message like this: "custInfoForm:j_idt24:birthDate: '2005/12sgf/01' could not be understood as a date. Example: 2011/1/05" and want to get rid of "custInfoForm:j_idt24:birthDate".

I checked out the sources of M5 and there is no styleClass for rich:select also.

Not sure, may be it's way too early to report, but the bean validation didn't worked for me as well using M5.

[monana]

Hi,

I am also facing the same issue.

Want to reduce the width of rich:select, but no attribute for this is available.

Any suggestions ?

[buzzybuzz]

Is there still no way to style rich:select width? There is a way to control the list and items but no to control the component width itself.

[marciowerner]

Try overriding the style class "input.rf-sel-inp". Like this:

<style type="text/css">        

      input.rf-sel-inp {

           width: 70px;

      }

</style>