styling

Struggling with styling the mouse over for a button ... I have managed to style the button (solid red), but I would like for it to change to solid black whenever a mouse over occurs. I am new to XAML, and I can see that it wants some type of story board/animation ... not sure exactly how to do this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ben Von Handorf This is different from WPF to Silverlight. In WPF, the answer from Rob is correct. In Silverlight, this won't work. Silverlight uses the VisualStateManager instead of triggers. The code for this is more complex, but some people feel that this

I am trying to target the after pseudo selector of an element on my page. I am trying out JSS for this project and am a huge fan so far, but still very new to it. I am having troubles selecting the :after selected with JSS. Is this possible because I thought it was when reading the docs. This is my mark up: <Link to="about" className={classes.link}>About</Link> and my JSS looks like this: link: { position: 'relative', fontFamily: fonts.family.primary '&:before': { content: ' ', position: 'absolute', bottom: 0, left: 50, width: '100%', height: '1rem', display: 'block', background:styles.colors

I am struggling with some css styling when working with JavaFX.. i wonder if there is any way to debug the css? somthing like firebug or the build-in tool in chrome that show you when you press on an element what css styles applies to it. Have a look on Scenic View to see does it meet your needs a bit at least. In addition to using ScenicView as Uluk suggested, sometimes I also just dump the active nodes to the console after showing a Stage. This default toString() for the nodes lists their css ids and style classes. // debugging routine to dump the scene graph. public static void dump(Node n)

How can I better style this app using classes rather than redefining the same styles for every label that should look the same. It makes it a pain to change a style because I then have to go through every label that is suppose to look the same and paste the code to match. #!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import sys from PySide import QtGui, QtCore class Example(QtGui.QWidget): def __init__(self): super(Example, self).__init__() self.initUI() def initUI(self): #Add all GUI Elements to Class self.amountLabel = QtGui.QLabel('Amount') self.counterLabel = QtGui.QLabel('Counter') self

I am trying to accomplish something similar to the image below. That is, I would like to add a slide-out overlay navigation bar and other overlay functionality as well. In general I would also just like to know what kind customization is possible with the Movie Player. Specifically, can I add/remove buttons from the top bar, how would I add those dots to the playback bar? Thanks! http://blog.howcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/ipad-video.png According to the MPMoviePlayerController class reference, "Consider a movie player view to be an opaque structure. You can add your own custom subviews

General problem I want to style reusable Angular components to match the style of the specific client project. I maintain the reusable components in a separate project and generate an npm package out of it. That package is published to a private NPM repository (Sinopia) and then installed into multiple client projects. The general styling is - of course - specific to the component, but color and font - for example - should match the client project. How can I best apply styles such as color and font, defined in the client project, to the reusable components? Current implementation At the moment