Liana Munroe added a comment - 04/Sep/13 10:15 AM Confirmed resolved trunk revision 37756. Tomcat 6, all browsers.

Arturo Zambrano added a comment - 03/Sep/13 12:53 PM Added 'style' attribute to ace:dialog and ace:confirmationDialog at revision 37754.

Arturo Zambrano added a comment - 03/Sep/13 10:16 AM - edited I made a survey of all the components to check whether their 'style' and 'styleClass' attributes are working. First of all, the two components reported in this JIRA are working correctly in the latest revision. ace:maskedEntry is rendering the 'style' and 'class' attributes on the <input type="text"/> tag. ace:autoCompleteEntry is rendering the 'style' attribute on the <input type="text"/> tag as well, and it's rendering the 'class' attribute on the container <div>. If certain specified styles aren't actually visible on the page, it could be because those styles are overriden by the theme or some custom, fixed styling applied by the component. For example, in order to actually see the color specified by 'background-color', one would have to also specify 'background-image:none;' so that the theme's background image doesn't override the background color. All other components are working as expected. They're rendering their 'style' and 'styleClass' attributes if they support them. Below there are three lists of components that simply don't support one or the two attributes in their TLD's. No support for 'style' nor 'styleClass': ace:resizable ace:draggable ace:droppable ace:printer ace:tree ace:node ace:accordionPane ace:tabPane The first four components listed above don't render a container themselves, so they definitely don't need to support these attributes. No support for 'style' attribute only: ace:submitMonitor ace:confirmationDialog ace:dialog ace:confirmationDialog and ace:dialog have never had a 'style' attribute since they were created. The reasons seems to be that the styleClass is passed as an argument to the underlying widget (jQuery UI Dialog), and it is responsible of applying it when the widget is initialized. It has no support for specifying a custom 'style' attribute, but it might be possible to add it with our own code. No support 'styleClass' attribute only: ace:chart