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Touch UI dialog fields - Side by Side ?

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Hello All,

        We have the following issues on Touch UI dialog.

  1. There are 2 fields ( first one is a drop down and second one is a  text field) should appear side by side as shown in the attachment.
  2. The drop down has 3 possible values "None","Greater Than" and "Less Than". When we select "None", the second input field should be disabled. When we select either "Greater Than" or "Less Than" it should be enabled.

It will be great, if you could provide some quick inputs on above issues.

 

Regards

Sreeni

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Hi 

All the CSS of the Touch UI Dialog can be located at /etc/clientlibs/granite/coralui2.

You can change the CSS as per your need.

Note:- This is not the best practice to make changes in /etc/clientlibs/.

 

To make changes in /etc/clientlibs....

1) Create your own client library "mylib" in /etc/designs or /etc/clientlib
2) Embed all required client libs
3) Add the <cq:includeClientLib categories="mylib" /> at the beginning of
the page rendering process.
4) Check the generated HTML for inclusion of clientlibs. If there are more
clientlibs loaded as this "mylib", modify your embed definition and go to
step 2.

 

I hope this would help you.

 

Thanks and Regards

Kautuk Sahni



Kautuk Sahni

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Thanks Kautuk Sahni for your quick response.

It will be much more helpful, if you can provide some similar sample helpx documents or web links( due to tight time constraints that we have)

Regards

Sreeni

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There is no docs or community helpx article on this use case. I have never seen anyone ask this before. However - as Kautuk points out - this is all driven by CSS. 

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sreenivasula reddy a wrote...

Thanks Kautuk Sahni for your quick response.

It will be much more helpful, if you can provide some similar sample helpx documents or web links( due to tight time constraints that we have)

Regards

Sreeni

 

 

Hi this is not the generic use-case so therefore we do not have Helpx for this. 

But if your are a web developer then just changing CSS would not be a tougher job. But please make sure that you would be making changes such that other thing's do not break.

~kautuk 



Kautuk Sahni