| Re: Multiple Styles ¶ | |
| You can use this sample as a start. However, note that it won't be easy to use multiple standard skins in the same page; the official skins are designed to take over the look of all popups/items in the page... What you need is creating a custom look that applies only to a certain class name, and then add that class name to specific popups or menus by simply adding class="your-class-name" to the respective <ul> or <li> elements. We'll try to make things easier in a next release. Sorry about the Longhorn skin. I know that not all skins are suitable for being used as a toolbar. | |
| Re[2]: Multiple Styles ¶ | |
| Any suggestions on how to get started on changing the longhorn skin to work as a toolbar? Could be a good lesson in the menu system's css design.. | |
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| Re[2]: Multiple Styles ¶ | |
| OK, it was easy. I added this to longhorn.css: div.dynarch-menu-toolbar table tr td.hover{padding:0px 2px 0px 2px} | |
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| Re[3]: Multiple Styles ¶ | |
| OK, this works: div.dynarch-menu-toolbar table tr td.hover {padding:0px 2px 0px 2px} | |
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