[feature request] Preset browser search bar text in LAF
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@Christoph-Hart Oh nice!
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@Christoph-Hart You know the parameter dump thing you added for modules, what about a css selector dump for components?
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@d-healey There's already a CSS debugger. If you've assigned a CSS LAF to a component you can right click and use Show CSS debugger, then you'll see this:
Current variable values: { "bgColour": "#55FFFFFF", "itemColour": "#66333333", "itemColour2": "#FB111111", "textColour": "#FFFFFFFF" } ============================== /* CSS for component hierarchy: */ div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div button #b1 .scriptbutton /** Component stylesheet: */ button #b1 .scriptbutton { background-color[]: 0xFFFF0000 color[]: 0xFFFFFFFF } /** Inherited style sheets: */ button { background-color[]: 0xFFFF0000 color[]: 0xFFFFFFFF }
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@Christoph-Hart said in [feature request] Preset browser search bar text in LAF:
you can right click
Where do I right click, on the component?
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@d-healey interface designer in edit mode.
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@Christoph-Hart Perfect, thank you
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@Christoph-Hart nice thank you for adding this! Personally I'm a tad rusty on CSS but it's fantastic that this is now integrated.
I always tell myself that if I improve my skills I could be more useful to the community.
Best,
Hisenberg
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Apologies, that is low hanging fruit and my jokes are better, but I am quite excited to explore the CSS integration into HISE
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@HISEnberg said in [feature request] Preset browser search bar text in LAF:
my jokes are better
…says 'HISEnberg".
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but I am quite excited to explore the CSS integration into HISE
yup, the more people play around with it the earlier I can remove the "experimental" warning message...
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@Christoph-Hart @d-healey I am experimenting with this in order to edit the search bar in the preset browser but I am getting some inconsistent behaviour.
As I understand it the search bar 's
selector
islabel
. However, itsID selector
, which should take precedence, is#search
. I don't see#search
as a supported id type in the CSS example docsI pulled from the label stylesheet example and it works fine on a simple label, but not on the search bar.
When I edit the text it does change the background colour so it seems to partly work, but clearly I am missing something or it is not completely implemented?
Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600); const var l = Content.addLabel("Label1", 10, 10); const var pb = Content.getComponent("pb"); const var laf = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel(); laf.setInlineStyleSheet(" * { letter-spacing: 2px; font-weight: bold; } label { background-color: var(--bgColour); color: var(--textColour); border-radius: 3px; } /** Search bar style */ #search { background-color: var(--bgColour); color: var(--textColour); border-radius: 3px; //background: blue; //textColour: black; } /** If you edit the text, it will use this selector. */ input { background: blue; textColour: black; text-align: center; padding-top: 0.5px; padding-left: 2px; caret-color: green; } /** Style the text selection with this selector. */ ::selection { background: red; color: white; } "); l.setLocalLookAndFeel(laf); pb.setLocalLookAndFeel(laf);
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@Christoph-Hart is the
#search
actually suppose to be a class selector here (.search
)? That would make more sense to me and it seems to work.This is based on the preset browser documentation:
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@HISEnberg Hmm and I suppose a follow up to this is if mixing and LAFs is possible here (HISE's traditional LAF and CSS)?
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