Need help with TOMAHAWK Calendar t:inputCalendar

[Sudeep Agrawal]

hi Folks:

I am trying to implement the <t:inputCanledar>, but I am not able to change the look and feel of this calendar.

How can I do that Via. CSS. Please give me an example, for instance how do I change the following attribute's CSS Class, What should I have in the CSS definition ?

 weekRowClass="weekRowClass"

This is how I am using the tag :

  
 <t:inputCalendar  id="rescheduleDate"  maxlength="10"     value="#{commonDetailInfo.callbackInfo.callbackDate}"    
            monthYearRowClass="monthYearRowClass"     
            weekRowClass="weekRowClass"     
            dayCellClass="dayCellClass"     
            currentDayCellClass="currentDayCellClass"    
            popupTodayString="Today is :"     
            popupWeekString="Wk" 
            renderAsPopup="true"
               renderPopupButtonAsImage="true"
               popupDateFormat="MM/dd/yyyy"
               alt="Calendar" title="Calendar" >
          </t:inputCalendar> 
 

  

so that the row Class background is Grey and width of the entire calendar is about 50% of page size (or any other size also ) ??

Just need an idea please.
[ January 03, 2008: Message edited by: Sudeep Agrawal ]

[Adeel Ansari]

Is there any issue if you make your own CSS class and assign that class to the relevant attribute? You can look into the original CSS class for a hint.

[Sudeep Agrawal]

I am not able to find the original CSS for a hint and hence the post.
I was wondering if the existing CSS that has styles for my existing table and rows is somehoe overlapping the CSS-Class to be used by the t:inputCalendar tag.

I believe if I get a sample CSS that is applied to the tag, would suffice the solution for my problem.

[Adeel Ansari]

Originally posted by Sudeep Agrawal:
I was wondering if the existing CSS that has styles for my existing table and rows is somehoe overlapping the CSS-Class to be used by the t:inputCalendar tag.

- The style attribute overrides the class attribute.

- The class in the file, which is included in the last, overrides the class in any other file included before.

I believe if I get a sample CSS that is applied to the tag, would suffice the solution for my problem.

Yeah, that would likely solve your problem.

[Adeel Ansari]

You must be able to find it in the library you are using.