Syntax of presentation styles file (.4st)

Syntax (.4st)

<StyleList>
  <Style name="style-identifier" >
    <StyleAttribute name="attribute-name" value="attribute-value" />
      [...]
  </Style>
  [...]
</StyleList>

{ element-type.style-name [ :pseudo-selector ]
| element-type [ :pseudo-selector ]
| .style-name [ :pseudo-selector ]
| *
}

{ Button | Edit | ButtonEdit | CheckBox | ComboBox
| RadioGroup | SpinEdit | DateEdit | DateTimeEdit
| Image | Label | Slider | TimeEdit | TextEdit
| ProgressBar | WebComponent
| Form | Folder | Page | Grid | Group | HBox | VBox
| ScrollGrid | Table | Tree
| Menu | Message | Action | MenuAction
| ToolBar | ToolBarSeparator | TopMenu
| UserInterface | Window
}

{ focus | inactive | active
| query | display | input
| even | odd
| message | error | summaryLine
}

1. element-type is the type of the AUI tree element, such as Edit, Window. The element-type is case sensitive. When only using element-type, the style applies to all elements of this type. When combining element-type.style-name, it applies to elements of this element type and using the STYLE="style-name" form attribute. See also Element types.
2. style-name is an explicit style name, that can be referenced in STYLE attributes of form items. The style-name is case sensitive. When only using .style-name, the style applies to all elements using the STYLE="style-name" form attribute. When combining element-type.style-name, it applies to elements of the specified type and using the STYLE="style-name" form attribute.
3. pseudo-selector indicates in what context the style should apply. See Pseudo selectors for more details.
4. attribute-name defines the name of the style attribute.
5. attribute-value defines the value to be assigned to attribute-name.

Syntax of attribute values

<StyleAttribute name="fontFamily" value="Serif" />

Numeric values must be specified in quotes:

<StyleAttribute name="completionTimeout" value="60" />

<StyleAttribute name="forceDefaultSettings" value="yes" />