Disable Trinidad skinning and CSS

[Thomas Hamacher <ha...@project-team.de>]

Hi,

the Trinidad skins override my custom CSS settings in some ways. Simply
using a skin, that does not exist causes Trinidad to use a default skin.
Is there a chance to disable adding any CSS selectors to Trinidad
components or what would be the way to go here? Would I have to define my
own skin that simply does nothing?

Any help would be greately appriciated

Thomas

-- 
_____________________________________

Dipl.-Inform. (FH) Thomas Hamacher
Freiberuflicher Wirtschaftsinformatiker

Tel (CH): +41 (79) 77 46 870 
Email: hamacher@project-team.de / hamacher@project-team.ch
WWW: http://www.project-team.de / http://www.project-team.ch

____________________________________________________________________________________________

Der Inhalt dieser E-Mail ist ausschliesslich für den bezeichneten
Adressaten
bestimmt. Wenn Sie nicht der vorgesehene Adressat dieser E-Mail oder dessen
Vertreter sein sollten, so beachten Sie bitte, dass jede Form der
Kenntnisnahme,
Veröffentlichung, Vervielfältigung oder Weitergabe des Inhalts dieser
E-Mail
unzulässig ist.
Bitte setzen Sie sich in diesem Fall unverzüglich mit dem Absender der
E-Mail in
Verbindung.

Re: Disable Trinidad skinning and CSS

[Mamallan Uthaman <ma...@oracle.com>]

Hi Thomas,

You should be able to override Trinidad default styles using your own 
custom styles. Problem can arise because of some CSS cascading issues, 
you can resolve it by using inLineStyle and other CSS techniques like 
pseudo-element, !important keyword, etc. Also, you can see the CSS file 
sent to the browser using tools like 'Fiddler'.

Thanks
Mamallan






Thomas Hamacher wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the Trinidad skins override my custom CSS settings in some ways. Simply
> using a skin, that does not exist causes Trinidad to use a default skin.
> Is there a chance to disable adding any CSS selectors to Trinidad
> components or what would be the way to go here? Would I have to define my
> own skin that simply does nothing?
>
> Any help would be greately appriciated
>
> Thomas
>
>