.rf-drp-hlight and .rf-drp-hvr - how do they work in RF 4.0.0.Final?

[pablo53]

Hi,

According to Developer Guide 4 RF 4.0.0.Final, <rich:dropTarget>'s style depends on .rf-drp-hvr and .rf-drp-hlight style classes. Similar mechanism applies to <rich:dragIndicator> via properties acceptClass, rejectClass and draggingClass combined with .rf-ind-acpt, .rf-ind-rejt and .rf-ind-drag style classes. Nevertheless, I cannot see any <rich:dropTarget>'s property to adapt style class selectors (no-selector, pure style classes do not work either).

So, how do those "styles" work in RF 4.0.0.Final?

Regards,

[lfryc]

Hi Pawel,

<rich:dropTarget> is kind of behavior which adds droppable behavior to target component.

So it should not be styled, you can style it's parent component instead.

<rich:dropTarget> adds styles .rf-drp-hvr and .rf-drp-hlight to be able react on dragging over by changing of class.

<rich:dragIndicator> provides visual representation which can be customized by both using built-in style classes or using own classes for each state of dragging.