no, property like this in normal CSS

.my-class {
    -rtfx-background-color: #00ff00
}

@alexp11223 so you have a normal not type safe css file and want to use the css class in your

view

?

If so you can do the following

someNode.addClass("my-class")

And make sure to load the stylsheet before

with

importStylesheet("/mystyles.css")

no, I want to have something like

myClass {
            rtfxBackgroundColor += c("#00ff00")
        }

cssprop

is not available there

Oops sorry

var rtfxBackgroundColor by cssproperty<MultiValue<Paint>>("-rtfx-background-color")

coppyied the wrong one.

If this is not working then we have to ask @Ruckus since he is the css guy here 🙈

@alexp11223 Is the

-rtfx-background-color

css property from a custom control?

yes

So is it working with the snipped I posted?

no

Oky just checked the code I think you have to write

rtfxBackgroundColor

@User uploaded a file:

@edvin Did you just buy this one?

@nimakro It came in the door a few minutes ago 🙂

hehe

Is it configurable?

I have no idea 🙂

@edvin Looking at

<https://tornadofx.io>

we should probably have a section

TornadoFx Usage Highlichts

with a list of companies who use

TornadoFx

like the kotlin page dose?

@nimakro That would be good. I'm completely swamped at the moment, if you have time to contribute the sources are on GitHub 🙂

@edvin If I find some time I will to that. I just realized this while writing the paper for university and referencing the page 😉

@nimakro Great 🙂

@alexp11223 Here is how you define your custom property:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

You can also make it a multivalue like @nimakro pointed out 🙂

Does anyone know how to conditionally style something?

Do you mean like toggel a style class

I have a label and I want it to be red if some boolean condition holds.