Text Styles and Inner Tags"
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− | In general, the styles (<javadoc directory="jsdoc" method="setStyle(_global_.String)">zk.Widget</javadoc>) | + | In general, the styles (<javadoc directory="jsdoc" method="setStyle(_global_.String)">zk.Widget</javadoc>) are generated directly to the outer DOM element by the use of <javadoc directory="jsdoc" method="domAttrs_(_global_.Map)">zk.Widget</javadoc>. |
− | However, for some DOM structure, the text-related styles must be specified in some of the inner tags that | + | However, for some DOM structure, the text-related styles must be specified in some of the inner tags that contain the text. Otherwise, it won't have any effect to the text's styles. |
− | For example, assume the widget's HTML representation is as follows. | + | For example, assume that the widget's HTML representation is as follows. |
<source lang="xml"> | <source lang="xml"> |
Latest revision as of 04:01, 12 August 2011
This section is about how to pass the text styles to the inner HTML tags.
Issue
In general, the styles (Widget.setStyle(String)) are generated directly to the outer DOM element by the use of Widget.domAttrs_(Map).
However, for some DOM structure, the text-related styles must be specified in some of the inner tags that contain the text. Otherwise, it won't have any effect to the text's styles.
For example, assume that the widget's HTML representation is as follows.
<span><input type="checkbox"/><label>Text</label></span>
Solution
It can be resolved as follows.
First, generates the style for the inner tag (i.e., <label> in the above case) by calling zk.Widget#domTextStyleAttr_
out.push('<label', this.domTextStyleAttr_(), '>',...);
Second, override Widget.getTextNode_() to return the DOM element that embeds the text.
getTextNode_: function () {
return zDom.firstChild(this.getNode(), "LABEL");
}
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