Hi,
I would like to know how to customize the AES tables to add styles to them.
You have to modify directly the AEScreen and AESRow panel, or you can do it without modifying those panels ?
The way I know how to do it would be to modify those panels, add the Typename parameter to the tables, and then in the stylesheet.css file add the corresponding styles.
But I would like to know if it can be done without altering the operation of these panels.
Any help on this ?
Thanks
AES Customization - stylesheet
- kilianvp
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Re: AES Customization - stylesheet
Hi,
Unfortunately, you have no other option than to change these panels.
Unfortunately, you have no other option than to change these panels.
- luis.bustamante
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Re: AES Customization - stylesheet
Thanks kilianvp, for your answer.
What is the best way to use these AEScreen.pnl and AESRow.pnl panels.
1. Customizing each panel inside my project, and directly using them with the openAES() function.
2. Customizing each panel inside my project, and embedding those panels as panels reference inside a new panel that I create myself.
What is the best way to use these AEScreen.pnl and AESRow.pnl panels.
1. Customizing each panel inside my project, and directly using them with the openAES() function.
2. Customizing each panel inside my project, and embedding those panels as panels reference inside a new panel that I create myself.
- gschijndel
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Re: AES Customization - stylesheet
Also other properties can be used to address the shapes, so it does not require the set the typename property.
For example I think they can be addressed as descendants of 'ModuleQT[windowTitle*="AEScreen"]' at least in the most recent version(s) (3.19).
To examine the properties and descendants a tool like GammaRay could be used.
For example I think they can be addressed as descendants of 'ModuleQT[windowTitle*="AEScreen"]' at least in the most recent version(s) (3.19).
To examine the properties and descendants a tool like GammaRay could be used.