how to change the font color of TextItem.

[davidj6]

Yes and no. If you want to change title width because a title is wrapping, you can turn wrapping off. Otherwise, make sure the column holding the title is the width you want. IF you still have trouble consider posting a full test case.

[dindeman]

Hi davidj6.

Do you mean

formItem.setWrapTitle(false);
formItem.setTitle("<span style=\"width:200px\">foobar</span>");

?

That didn't change anything for me.

Regards,
Luc

[davidj6]

Normally the title width is related to the column where it resides. You can turn title wrapping off if that's an issue.

[dindeman]

Any idea why

formItem.setTitle("<span style=\"color:green\">foobar</span>");

works but

formItem.setTitle("<span style=\"width:200px\">foobar</span>");

doesn't?

Any suggestions as how to set the width of a FormItem's title would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Luc

[svjard]

That would only work for the title. You need to set the box style.

[zbc]

UNFORTUNATELY ,dears, the in-line style does not work here, soo my code:

        name = new TextItem("name");
        String value = "<span style=\"color:#FFA500\">My orange string.</span>";
        name.setValue(value);

in the text box, just display the whole string including html tag. any suggestion?

[svjard]

dczech is correct, and setTextBoxStyle yes.

[dczech]

You can inline the CSS style too.

String orangeString = "<span style=\"color:#FFA500\">My orange string.</span>";

It's a hack, but it can be useful in the short term.

[zbc]

in fact, i what to change the color of the text in text box, not the title, i guess, setTextBoxStyle method maybe work, right?

[svjard]

Yes, you need to define the CSS Style.

[zbc]

thanks do you mean that i need to define css style?

[svjard]

You can use setTitleStyle(), there are other styling methods as well.

[zbc]

as title, i can not find such method as setFontColor(...), who can tell me how to do that?
thanks.