Edit Style

Purpose

Creates multiple advanced styling options for the element

Example

edit-style --elementName button1 --state String --part String --opacity int --color int --padLeft int --padRight int --padBottom int --padTop int --radius int

Command Syntax

Parameter Format Requirement Usage

--elementName String Mandatory The name of the element being styled.

--state

String

Optional

In which state the style is applied. Possible values:

CLI tool `parameter`	JSON value
`default`	DEFAULT
`pressed`	PRESSED
`disabled`	DISABLED
`scrolled`	SCROLLED

--part

String

Optional

Some elements consist of multiple parts. This setting specifies which part the style should be applied to.

Posible values:

CLI tool `parameter`	JSON value
`scrollbar`	SCROLLBAR
`indicator`	INDICATOR
`items`	ITEMS
`main`	MAIN

If left empty or as an invalid value it defaults to the main part. This is usually the element background.

--opacity Integer Mandatory Opacity of the element. 0 is solid and 255 is transparent.

--color Integer Mandatory Hex color (0x000000 - 0xFFFFFF)

--padLeft Integer Mandatory Padding on the left side of the element.

--padRight Integer Mandatory Padding on the right side of the element.

--padBottom Integer Mandatory Padding on the bottom of the element.

--padTop Integer Mandatory Padding on the top of the element.

--radius Integer Mandatory Changes the corner radius of an element. A higher value makes it more rounded.

From Opacity, you must specify each of the values in this command. You can set the default value for these however.

tip

Styling is advanced, and several other element settings also apply styling such as Disabled Element or Hide Element.

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