Andy Green
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Andy Green
asked on 20 Apr 2009, 07:55 AM
How can I override skin styles, I have custom skins, I take a std Skin and rename it and make small edits as required. I tell the control to use my skins by setting the enableembeddedskins to false and pointing the skin name to my skin.
When I use Firebug to view the styles (so I can see which ones to change) a lot of stlyes are in the Webresource.axd file. I cant seem to override them as they are the last styles to load and override mine.
Andy
When I use Firebug to view the styles (so I can see which ones to change) a lot of stlyes are in the Webresource.axd file. I cant seem to override them as they are the last styles to load and override mine.
Andy
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Hello Andy,
You should increase the specificity of the selectors in your skin stylesheet - the other CSS is a base stylesheet that provides the "defaults" for all skins; unfortunately, it gets appended to the <head> and therefore, gets loaded after your CSS.
The simplest way would be to add a tag to the selectors, e.g. rewrite all .RadMenu_YourCustomSkin to div.RadMenu_YourCustomSkin.
Best wishes,
Alex
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You should increase the specificity of the selectors in your skin stylesheet - the other CSS is a base stylesheet that provides the "defaults" for all skins; unfortunately, it gets appended to the <head> and therefore, gets loaded after your CSS.
The simplest way would be to add a tag to the selectors, e.g. rewrite all .RadMenu_YourCustomSkin to div.RadMenu_YourCustomSkin.
Best wishes,
Alex
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