Window frame css'ed?

Classic Servoy
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Hi all,

Is there a way for me to do application.showFormInDialog() and style the dialogue box with my own css?
What I currently get is a standard modal window with standard windows border and blue title bar with a little Servoy icon on the left and a red cross on the right (to close window).
All my css is applied within this window frame
I’d like to style these elements myself if it’s possible.

What I want is this:
[attachment=1]dialogue1.png[/attachment]

What I get is this:
[attachment=0]dialogue2.png[/attachment]

If I put the form in a tab and show/hide it then it sort of displays what I want but then it’s non-draggable.

Thank you!

Cheers,
Maria

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ow yes! +1

please both smart & web…

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I already filed a feature request for this.
See https://forum.servoy.com/viewtopic.php?t=14174

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Oh… I was hoping there is a solution already :D
Any clue as to when the feature is due for release?

Cheers,
Maria

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Guys, how about styling tabs on a tabpanel?
I’m aiming to get this sort of look:
[attachment=0]tabs.png[/attachment]

I can do it in webclient using the templates. Not sure if anything like this exists for smart client?
Setting an image on a tab in Servoy smart client will not produce the same effect because I want the active tab to look different from inactive ones.
Also there’s no media options to enlarge/reduce, etc. the image.

Please share ideas on this.

Cheers,
Maria

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this can be easily done with smart & webclient, by using hidden tabpanels en create your own tabs as labels above!

you have to script the labels (tabs) yourself for active & inactive. labels have options for reduce/enlarge/crop/keep image ratio, the image

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Harjo:
this can be easily done with smart & webclient, by using hidden tabpanels en create your own tabs as labels above!

you have to script the labels (tabs) yourself for active & inactive. labels have options for reduce/enlarge/crop/keep image ratio, the image

Yes Harjo, but it’s quite a bit of coding, we’ve got a lot of tabs all around.

Cheers,
Maria

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You could create a little framework that you reuse in your solutions. Perhaps some more work but worth it in the end.

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ROCLASI:
You could create a little framework that you reuse in your solutions. Perhaps some more work but worth it in the end.

Yeah… Will do :)