Let's say I have a class called TextEditor which extends TextArea, so what's the right selector for this? Selector like .text-editor didn't help.
Well, actually .text-area works fine, but that's no the solution.
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1Use Firebug or Chrome's inspector to examine the DOM and figure out what classes it has. – user229044 May 23 '12 at 11:54
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This is a desctop app, so no firebug/chrome or dom – 4lex1v May 23 '12 at 12:05
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CSS isn't aware of the Java classes that you have created. Manually add a CSS class and use that to style it. E.g. class="TextEditor" then style it with .TextEditor
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You may define your own selector that customizes the default .text-area selector. And set the id of your custom class with this selector. See the "Changing the table column header style : Customzing" section of this answer.
