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@jchildress

node.addClass(Styles.listMenu)

. Does that do the trick? 🙂 Remember to load the stylesheet by adding it as the second parameter to your App class.

@edvin it does

thank you very much

you need to setup some way to charge for these questions/help 🙂

thank you

@jchildress Haha 🙂 My pleasure. I'm just happy that people are using it 🙂

(I will polish the builder based fragment and add the type safe css before I post the whole thing)

@edvin Pseudo classe for active? There is one for hover, but don't see one for active.

@edvin going to take off... i will probably get back on later at home. This is not a big deal. Here is what I have so far... "errros" are in red

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@edvin what would be the equivalent of ".list-item *"

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@jchildress The

*

is represented as

star

So you would do something like:

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val listItem by cssclass()

)

thanks, I will try that

@edvin can you put up a zip of your project or send a link? I'll make the changes tonight but want to make sure I have everything before I start I tried to piece together the recent snippets (SortedFilteredList, etc) but am missing the Styles.kt update and also the double-click edit isn't working

@carlw pinned ’s Kotlin CSS Star Syntax to this channel.

@Ruckus Are you able to edit your last snippet and give it a title "css star syntax"? I pinned it for later, but can't rename it

@Ruckus wondering if that will update the details pane for the channel

@carlw How's that?

@Ruckus Perfect! I'm having to hunt around for all these great syntaxes that are scrolling by.

@Ruckus that worked perfect. Thank you.

@jchildress Glad to hear

@carlw I will when I'm done restructuring. I just wanted to show you some of the stuff I have so far 🙂 The doubleClick-thing is a new function, so you need to pull TornadoFX. I was sure we had that already, but I was thinking of

onUserSelect

which is similar for data controls, but you get the selected element passed in.

@jchildress I don't think there are any

:active

pseudo classes in JavaFX, but if you add it to your own control you can easily create one via

val active by csspseudoclass()

@Ruckus I always forget.. is

add(active) { ..

the same as

active { ..

for the CSS syntax? (Thinking about John's example above)

@edvin I'll look for the changes. I think you should put your project in a fork from the original author https://github.com/lestard/todomvcFX and we'll decommission my fork. That way, if I find something I did differently, I can send you a PR for a code review instead of copy and paste from Slack.

@edvin you correct, that pseudo class is from the ListMenu control. I will try your suggestion of

csspseudoclass()