You can add new style sheet definitions and also change the class attribute reference for the desired HTML tag in XSL files. You can add a different class definition altogether in the CSS file, where the newly defined class needs to be assigned to the XSL file.
.EMPBtn { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; text-decoration none; font-weight:bold; color: #594fbf; }
Example 7–10 shows the corresponding changes in the XSL file.
<input class=”EMPBtn” id=”close”onblur=”if(this.disabled==0) this className=’Btnl’”onmouseover=”if)this.disabled==0) this.className=’Btn1Hov’”onfocus=”if(this.disabled==0) this.className=’Btn1Hov’”onclick=”parent.close()”tabIndex”1” onmouseout=”if (this.disabled==0) this.className=’Btnl’”type=”button”name=”close”value=”Close”> |