[richfaces-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (RF-12978) collapsibleSubTable ignores rowClasses

Sat Jun 22 14:58:20 EDT 2013

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Edward I edited comment on RF-12978 at 6/22/13 2:57 PM:
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Brian, thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, it didn't work.
Here's what happened:

Firstly, I assume you mean h:outputStyleSheet instead of h:outputLink - the latter generates an HTML <a ...> tag.

I put the h:outputStyleSheet at the end of my XHTML file and confirmed that the generated HTML includes my CSS as the very last one within the <head> section.  However, the same problem exists - my styles are not being applied to the subtable unless I include:
{code:xml}
<style type="text/css">
   .rf-cst-c {
        background-color: inherit;
   }
</style>
{code}
within the XHTML file - it does not work if I include that "inherit" style in the .css file.

This is exactly where we were day 1 and now I'm confused as to whether there really is a workaround and whether I've explained the problem properly.

The root problem here is that I can't override RF4 styles with my own unless I use the above <style> tag within each XHTML file - not even within the css (which would be a more acceptable workaround).  Furthermore, the above style is specific for the subTable - other components may need the similar workaround using different tags (i.e. .rf-cst-c, etc.).  I hope this makes sense.

>From what I can tell during this thread, the cause is either due to JSF2, RF4 or some combination.  However, the cause does NOT seem to be simply the order of my .css <link> within <head>.

      was (Author: edwardiv):
    Brian, thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, it didn't work.
Here's what happened:

Firstly, I assume you mean h:outputStyleSheet instead of h:outputLink - the latter generates an HTML <a ...> tag.

I put the h:outputStyleSheet at the end of my XHTML file and confirmed that the generated HTML includes my CSS as the very last one within the <head> section.  However, the same problem exists - my styles are not being applied to the subtable unless I include:
{code:xml}
<style type="text/css">
   .rf-cst-c {
        background-color: inherit;
   }
</style>
{code}
within the XHTML file - it does not work if I include that "inherit" style in the .css file.

This is exactly where we were day 1 and now I'm confused as to whether there really is a workaround and whether I've explained the problem properly.

The root problem here is that I can't override RF4 styles with my own I use the above <style> tag within each XHTML file - not even the css (which would be a more acceptable workaround).  Furthermore, the above style is specific for the subTable - other components may need the similar workaround using different tags (i.e. .rf-cst-c, etc.).  I hope this makes sense.

>From what I can tell during this thread, the cause is either due to JSF2, RF4 or some combination.  However, the cause does NOT seem to be simply the order of my .css <link> within <head>.

> collapsibleSubTable ignores rowClasses
> --------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: RF-12978
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RF-12978
>             Project: RichFaces
>          Issue Type: Bug
>      Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) 
>          Components: component
>    Affects Versions: 4.3.1
>         Environment: Firefox 20.0, Linux
>            Reporter: Edward I
>              Labels: waiting_on_user
>         Attachments: rf-12978.zip
>
>
> The rowClasses is ignored in the following:
> {code:xml}
> <rich:collapsibleSubTable value="#{item.items}" var="comp" rowClasses="oddRow, evenRow">
> {code}
> DataTable works correctly with the same rowClasses.

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