Frank Paaske
Frank Paaske
You can also use @hilalbaig's technique with https://github.com/tombenner/NUIParse.git now.
I think you can set `nuiClass` to `none` on the classes you don't want to apply nui to. Also, use only [custom style classes](https://github.com/tombenner/nui#creating-custom-style-classes) that you assign where you want...
Ah, but If I was to use this I'd need to create a class in the `nss` and add a property for each `nss variable` I need. It doesn't sound...
No, I understand that the @-variables in the nss file are just placeholders, but at some point they are parsed and substituted within the nss-class blocks. At some time during...
What do you mean by 'using the `nuiClass` property'? Can you give a small example of how you'd do it? Maybe I'm totally missing the point here :)
Ok, I wasn't missing the point after all :-) Yes, I do this for the UI elements _I have control over_. But sometimes I need to style 3rd party UI...
Any progress on this issue? This is a recurring issue for me now that iOS 9 is more or less dominating the devices.
Using custom classes every where is probably a good workaround, but it kind of defeats one of the main motivators for using NUI. I completely understand, and I didn't mean...
Thanks, I'll see how much work it is to work add custom classes instead. It'd only be the buttons in the first round. That might not be too much to...
I would also like the support for this