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Magicr · 9/8/22

Hello,

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

milind_bachani · 9/8/22

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...

Hope this helps!

milind_bachani · 9/8/22

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...

Hope this helps!

Magicr · 9/9/22

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

Magicr · 9/9/22

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.

arunpatidar · 9/8/22

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

Magicr · 9/9/22

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.

Populate custom css for touch-ui dialogs