MADescription>>cssClass:

Hallo,

when I use #cssClass:, for example:

descriptionInfo
    ^ (MAStringDescription
        auto: #info
        label: 'Info') beReadonly; cssClass: 'info'; yourself

I don't see class="readonly info" in my page source code, only class="readonly". The problem seems to be in MAComponentRenderer>>classFor:, which ignores aDescription attributes. Right?

Cheers,
Michal


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> I don't see class="readonly info" in my page source code, only  
> class="readonly". The problem seems to be in  
> MAComponentRenderer>>classFor:, which ignores aDescription  
> attributes. Right?

#cssClass: is added to the form element, not to the enclosing div. In  
the case of the readonly view the attributes are not used.

Cheers,
Lukas

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It was an example only. Generally I have been searching how to add css
classes to my decsriptions. Is #cssClass: not intended for it ? So in
which way I should do it, please ? (for  labels or controls in
MATableRenderer...)

Michal

2008/1/10, Lukas Renggli <[hidden email]>:
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> It was an example only. Generally I have been searching how to add css
> classes to my decsriptions. Is #cssClass: not intended for it ? So in
> which way I should do it, please ? (for  labels or controls in
> MATableRenderer...)

Ok, that was a dark area in Magritte. This is fixed in:

Name: Magritte-Seaside-lr.252
Author: lr
Time: 10 January 2008, 4:26:27 pm
UUID: 844438d1-df1f-491d-95bc-ddbee1ae6da1
Ancestors: Magritte-Seaside-lr.251

- remove #attributes from description (too fuzzy and too generic), but  
added #cssClasses that will be used by the updated renderer
- fixed several issues with the table renderer that generated invalid  
html

Lukas

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Oh, quite a radical fix ;-) I had to redesign my app as I was using attributes frequently. But, no matter, it's already done.

Cheers,
Michal


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> Oh, quite a radical fix ;-) I had to redesign my app as I was using  
> attributes frequently. But, no matter, it's already done.

Sorry for the trouble.

I hope you can still archive the same effects with #cssClass: ? I  
think this is much cleaner from a mode-view separation perspective.

Cheers,
Lukas

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>>>>> "Lukas" == Lukas Renggli <[hidden email]> writes:

Lukas> I hope you can still archive the same effects with #cssClass: ? I think
Lukas> this is much cleaner from a mode-view separation perspective.

Yeah, it did seem a bit odd that I was asking a description to know
what its CSS class was. :)

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