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| - | ~~Title: Using styles~~ | + | ~~Title: Using Styles~~ |
| - | It's possible to set style information on components. A style information is an additional attribute for the Look and Feel. Each UI implementation has a different mechanism to use style information. A web UI implementation could set the class attribute (CSS). | + | It's possible to set style information on components. A style information is an additional attribute for the look and feel. Each UI implementation has a different mechanism to use style information. A web UI implementation could set the class attribute (CSS). |
| - | == Using styles == | + | == Using Styles == |
| - | Setting a new style | + | Setting a new style: |
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| The style information will be added to the existing style information, if available. | The style information will be added to the existing style information, if available. | ||
| - | The javax.ra.ui.Style class is immutable and updating style information only is possible via static method calls. | + | The javax.ra.ui.Style class is immutable, and updating style information is only possible via static method calls. |
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| **<fs 20px>Note</fs>** | **<fs 20px>Note</fs>** | ||
| - | An short styling example is available in following Blog posting: [[https://blog.sibvisions.com/2018/01/10/visionx-jvx-and-native-vaadin/|VisionX, JVx and native Vaadin]] | + | A short styling example is available in the following blog post: [[https://blog.sibvisions.com/2018/01/10/visionx-jvx-and-native-vaadin/|VisionX, JVx and native Vaadin]] |