DBTreeView alternative?

[Harjo]

Hi David,

just to be sure, is this the DBtreeview of Servoy? or the alternative treeview from Servoyforge?

[david]

Servoy's DBTreeView in that screenshot. If the ServoyForge version is web client compatible then the styling approach should be about the same if not identical.

[huber]

Hi David

I would like to ask you how you did make the dark black rectangle background spanning from the very left to right of the selected menu (in your image the selected Sutra menu)? Standard is only a background around the selected text, but I also tried for your solution, but I didn't find a solution to stretch it to the left.
By the way, this looks very good.

Regards, Robert

[troy]

I would like to ask you how you did make the dark black rectangle background spanning from the very left to right of the selected menu (in your image the selected Sutra menu)?

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table.wicket-tree-content.selected {
   width: 100%;
   background-image: url(/servoy-webclient/templates/default/images/some_image.jpg);
}

Instead of a background-image, you could use a color, gradient, etc. Note that even though the entire row appears selected, only the text is clickable.

[huber]

Thank you. But what exactly is the term table.wicket-tree-content referring to? Why table and not dbtreeview? I am not aware that table is allowed in the standard Servoy style sheet? Or is this the content of an additional style sheet?

I would like to ask you how you did make the dark black rectangle background spanning from the very left to right of the selected menu (in your image the selected Sutra menu)?

Code: Select all

table.wicket-tree-content.selected {
   width: 100%;
   background-image: url(/servoy-webclient/templates/default/images/some_image.jpg);
}

Instead of a background-image, you could use a color, gradient, etc. Note that even though the entire row appears selected, only the text is clickable.

[david]

Or is this the content of an additional style sheet?

Additional style sheet as described in the "Alternative CSS for webclient" ServoyForge project.

Also refer back a couple of posts for all the custom CSS: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=13055&start=45#p106585