Hi Bruce,
When I start my (NT) webserver and press F12 I can see the HTML code and the css-classes that are used in the various divs.
For every NetWebForm and NetWebBrowse there is a CSS-tab in the template where one can input a css-class-name that one wants to apply to that specific part of the HTML source that is generated for the web-application.
In order to find out which part of the page is affected by which (custom) css-class-name, I have filled out all the fields with a unique, easy identiable name (see attachment1.png) with a leading space, so that the css-class-names, asigned by NTWS remain present in the HTML code. (All my css-class-names start with 'qdl', as QDL.NL is my company name).
Then I compiled the app went to localhost:88 in my browser and pressed F12.
To my surprise not all the divs in the page that have nt- or ui- class-names embedded, have one of my qdl- class-names present.
Most of them have though.
Problem for me is that I also want to tweak some of the css settings of these divs.
In order to do that, I create the same css-class in my custom.css and tweak the class the same way I have tweaked the original class in the browser.
I don't know if I have to use the '!important' option or not, but to be on the safe side I use it.
When I refresh the page, I see that the changes I have made have effect. I also notice that the line in the original css, is crossed out. Is that because I have canged the line in my custom.css .
Problem (for me) however is that all references to that specific css-class "look" at the one in custom.css .
What to do if I don't want that.
Main question is, is it possible to add a new class-name to all divs that normally use ny- or ui- classes?
Cheers,
René
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