Hello,
I found here following post: Solved: Add Custom CSS Classes To AEM Touch UI Dialogs? (A... - Adobe Experience League Community - ...
Because I've never done it before, I don't know how and where can I populate my css declarations. The above answer does not explain this.
Thanks in advanced
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Using the above blog you can add customClass to fields.
Now to have your css delcarations you need to have a clientlib folder where you can have your custom css/js files included.
You can refer : https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/developing/introduction/clientlibs.htm...
A video reference : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KiBeuiUCoI&t=138s
Hope this helps!
Using the above blog you can add customClass to fields.
Now to have your css delcarations you need to have a clientlib folder where you can have your custom css/js files included.
You can refer : https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/developing/introduction/clientlibs.htm...
A video reference : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KiBeuiUCoI&t=138s
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your answer,
The referered link in my question shows a structure of an xml file. You can see my question as an extension from refered link
You forgot to mention the most important thing in your answer. The name of clientClib must be
coralui3
so the declared style sheet declarations will be provided for browser.
you can create clientlibs and load in a dialog using extraClientlibs
@property {String[]} [extraClientlibs] The additional clientlibs to be included on top of the ones specified at clientlibs property
Thanks for your answer,
The referered link in my question shows a structure of an xml file. You can see my question as an extension from refered link.
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