B4J Question What javafx css class do I need to reference to target a Pane?

[Cableguy]

Hi guys,

I need to set css styles in an external stylesheet file for the "Pane" view... The thing is... there isn't a Pane node in javafx...
For testing purposes I am using the Pane.id to access it, but it's my ideal solution.
So, anyone knows?

 

[zed]

I don't know if this solution suits you, but it works

Pane.Style = "-fx-border-color:blue red red red; -fx-background-color:lightgray; fx-border-width: 6 2 2 2; -fx-border-style: dashed solid solid solid;"

 

[Cableguy]

I don't know if this solution suits you, but it works

Pane.Style = "-fx-border-color:blue red red red; -fx-background-color:lightgray; fx-border-width: 6 2 2 2; -fx-border-style: dashed solid solid solid;"

Hi @zed

Thanks but it's not what I am after

 

[teddybear]

Hi guys,

I need to set css styles in an external stylesheet file for the "Pane" view... The thing is... there isn't a Pane node in javafx...
For testing purposes I am using the Pane.id to access it, but it's my ideal solution.
So, anyone knows?

I'm not sure if it is what you need

Pane.StyleClasses.Add("pane")

"pane" is from an external stylesheet file

.pane {
    -fx-background-color: red;
}

 

[zed]

.Pane{} does not work in an external CSS file.
Or maybe I didn't do it right

 

[Cableguy]

I'm not sure if it is what you need

Pane.StyleClasses.Add("pane")

Thanks, but that is not what I am asking. I am already using that to target specific views.
What I am trying to figure out is what kind of javafx pane is a B4J Pane, so that I can target all panes of this type without having to add the styleclass to the view.
For example, I have 3 TreeViews in my app, and I only needed to add the .treeview to my css file, and that targets all present and futur treeviews without need of anything else.

 

[Cableguy]

.Pane{} does not work in an external CSS file.
Or maybe I didn't do it right

I'm starting to believe you're right

 

[stevel05]

A newly generated pane in B4j does not have a styleclass assigned, the same as the default Javafx pane view. Whereas a Treeview is created with the 'tree-view' styleclass by default. You can add your own in code (Pane1.Styleclasses.Add("ClassName") as suggested above, or by using a designer script extension if you want to do it in the designer https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ass-designer-script-extension.143060/#content

You can add the same styleclass to multiple panes and then access the style class from the external style sheet.

 

[Cableguy]

Stangely just saw this...
Me as OP didn't get a new notification about this last answer...