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answered 2018-04-13 23:51:43 +0800

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You can use the browse's console to find the classe of any component. After finding it, you can create a css file and set your own style. You must set link this:

.z-menubar {
    background: #EDEDED;

/* */ }

There is no need to append any sclass to the element in the .zul file.

You can use the browse's console to find the classe of any component. After finding it, you can create a css file and set your own style. You must set link this:

.z-menubar {
    background: #EDEDED;

/* */ }

/* other styles */ }

There is no need to append any sclass to the element in the .zul file.file. Sometimes you need to use !important to override the default style. (The browser shows if the style you created is not active).

background-color: #0093F9 !important;

You can use the browse's console to find the classe class of any component. After finding it, you can create a css file and set your own style. You must set link this:

.z-menubar {
   background: #EDEDED;
   /* other styles */
}

There is no need to append any sclass to the element in the .zul file. Sometimes you need to use !important to override the default style. (The browser shows if the style you created is not active).

background-color: #0093F9 !important;

You can use the browse's console to find the class of any component. After finding it, you can create a css file and set your own style. You must set link like this:

.z-menubar {
   background: #EDEDED;
   /* other styles */
}

There is no need to append any sclass to the element in the .zul file. Sometimes you need to use !important to override the default style. (The browser shows if the created style you created is not active).

background-color: #0093F9 !important;
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