Hi Brian, thanks for the response, but I'm dealing with regular styles defined in a .css file, not a skin or .xcss

Here are two examples where I have problems:

Example 1. My CSS file defines:

a.toolbarText {

    link: text-decoration: none; color: white;

    active: text-decoration: none; color: white;

    visited: text-decoration: none; color: white;

    hover: text-decoration: none; color: white;

}

My .XHTML has:

<rich:toolbar itemSeparator="grid" height="28">

    <h:outputLink value="index.xhtml" styleClass="toolbarText">Home</h:outputLink>

...

In this case, the text "Home" is white to start with, but then changes to dark blue once visited.  In RF3, the text stays white, as expected given the style definitions.

Example 2.  If I define:

<rich:collapsibleSubTable value="#{item.mySet}" var="myItems" rowClasses="oddRow, evenRow">

...

The rowClasses do not take effect - the table is just all white.  If I use the exact rowClasses parameters for rich:dataTable, it works as expected with alternating row colors.

These are just two examples where style class handling does not work in RF4 and did work in RF3, there are several others I see in my web site I've been trying to convert.

Thanks

I can't easily tell what's overriding my styles, but I know the CSS is certainly being included because the styles work in the dataTables, but not the collapsibleSubTables that are nested within the same dataTables.

I'm curious whether anyone has actually tested/used the rowClasses attribute with collapsibleSubTable - this is something very basic that, as I said, works fine with dataTable.