I'm using a style-sheet for the WebDataMenu. When I hover over a level 2 item that has a child, the background of the item shows up as the default orange color. I've basically modeled my css after this post: http://blogs.infragistics.com/forums/p/30696/169412.aspx.
Which class is responsible for this color? Or is there a guide with a better explanation of what each class does?
Anton,I would love to use the WebAppStylist but I have a couple of comments as to why this can not work for most developers (and certainly isn't working for me):1 - The stylist does not have an object for the WebDataMenu, it is still using the old styling for the UltraWebMenu which appears not to provide adequate corresponding CSS properties for easily making changes or dynamically modifying the control at runtime.2 - The stylist is very bulky and slow. I have not tested the deployed styles, but if the speed and bulk of the stylist application is any indication of its projected performance, I'd prefer to stick with just the CSS.So instead, I am doing what Weigert08 has suggested: slowly working through the CSS with Firebug.If you can point out why my concerns are unfounded (perhaps I am doing something wrong...) I will gladly use the tool. Or if Infragistics is going to stick with this tool, can we at least get a listing of the CSS classes and thier uses?Until then.Louis
Thanks for the reply,
You set me in the right direction with ".igdm_MenuItemVerticalHover.igdm_MenuItemVerticalParent", which was the class that I was looking for.
For anyone else with the same issue, changing the background color wasn't the full answer. I noticed that you have to also set the 'background-image' attribute to'none'. The Firebug extension for Firefox is something I'd recommend for anyone trying to use stylesheets with this control.
Hello,
There is no detailed CSS classes and declarations manual. Developers are advised to use WebAppStylist to style their controls.
For the concrete case, the CSS Class is:
.igdm_MenuItemHorizontalHover
There is also one declaration, for the combination of Horizontal item,which is not root and has childrien:
.igdm_MenuItemHorizontalHover .igdm_MenuItemHorizontalParent
For Vertical menu, the css classes are the same, but with "Vertical" wording instead of "Horizontal".