Agree. It would be nice to keep on our radar

a swing people remember how happy we were when Nimbus came out

I got to run again. Will be back tomorrow or possibly tonight. Let's reverse the element names so we can merge tomorrow @Ruckus 🙂

Alright

Haha.. Nimbus ❤️

Some parts of Solaris started looking like Nimbus for a while, but I think they gave up implementing it all over.

they did I used Motif for a long time

now that is a skin we should make

a javafx motif skin

Oh.. That's my wet dream.. Pink motif.

@edvin I reverted the existing elements. Did you want me to try to add others?

Actually, I don't think I'll have time before next week (I'm about to leave for parties), so it will have to wait for the next release.

@Ruckus Nah, this is great as it is. Enjoy the holidays instead 🙂

You to 🙂

[Merry|Happy] Christmas everyone!

Merry Christmas :))

I've not followed discussion but I got pinged

@jonathan We were discussing JavaFX CSS and had some questions.

One of them was, JavaFX supports element/type selectors, so you can for example use

AnchorPane {
    ...
}

Does this only work for built in JavaFX classes, or will it work for anything that extends

Node

?

So if we had a class

AwesomeForm

, could we target it with

AwesomeForm {
    ...
}

Don't know, I never use that kind of css, you'll need to test

Apparently we never do either, which is why we didn't know 🙂 It came up during a discussion about our CSS DSL.

If it doesn't work by default (unfortunately I'm heading out the door now so I can't test), is there someone who could tell me if it's possible to enable this for custom classes?

In terms of reset, just set a new user agent stylesheet and Modena won't be loaded

@carlw ^^^

If it doesn't work, there won't be a toggle to enable it

Personally I've never seen the code that does the class name to css selector mapping, so I don't know how it works

Alright. I wasn't sure if there was some sort of call you could make like you do for classes/pseudoclasses in custom controls.

Fair enough