Francis,
I would say that the best way to approach styling is to:
1. Make sure you use the span layout (this is not the default):
<property as="xs:string" name="oxf.xforms.xhtml-layout"
value="nospan"/>. This will give you more flexibility when it comes to
styling controls in CSS, and produces a more consistent output.
2. Use Firebug to see what is produced, and style it in consequence.
Alex
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 7:09 PM, Francis Parsons <
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> I've looked at the wiki and the documentation and find scattered information
> on CSS styling info, is there a page that is a complete reference on the
> topic? I think this is something that would be greatly appreciated!
> Personally I find styling Orbeon Xforms confusing since it's non-standard,
> and I get tired of guessing if something is going to work. Am I correct
> that there is really no other place than the Orbeon websites where you can
> find info on this Orbeon-specific form of styling?
>
> In searching the archives I found one post where a user asked if Orbeon was
> going to support the "standard" way of styling (using the @namespace
> directive) - the response was "probably one day". Anyone know if this is
> being worked on? Is it something that would most likely not be available
> anytime soon?
>
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