Basics
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- | Basics |
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- | Programming reference |
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- | Styles and Style Sheets |
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- | Basics |
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- | Object model |
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- | States |
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- | Changing via STYLE |
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- | Changing via CLASS |
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- | Borders |
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- | Corners |
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- | Border margins |
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- | Content margins |
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- | Backgrounds |
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- | Shadows |
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- | Tabs |
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- | Fonts and text |
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- | Highlights |
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- | Forms |
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- | Windows |
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- | Tab sheets |
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- | Menus |
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- | Input elements |
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- | Lists |
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- | Icons |
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- | Graphics |
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- | CGI script reference |
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- | Desktop applications |
Brief
Style sheets are used to define the looks of the interfaces.
For all objects
Style sheets can be used for all objects, including tabsheets, drop down boxes, Content Containers and windows.
Same render engine, same result
All objects are rendered with the same engine. This includes input fields, tab sheets, windows, menus. The result is exactly the same for all these objects: input fields can hab tabs. Shadows can be applied for buttons and windows, menu items and so on.