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 Faheemuddin Mohammed (FaheemuddinM8015)
Morgan Stanley

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Morgan Stanley
Posted: July 3, 2017
Last activity: July 6, 2017
Posted: 3 Jul 2017 10:42 EDT
Last activity: 6 Jul 2017 0:43 EDT
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CSS Class name of Text Area

Hi,

How can we change the CSS class name of few of the Text areas. When I am seeing the class name for Text area it is showing as TANORM.textAreaStyle as the class name. I want to create a new class as associate it with few of the text areas ( create a new control by saving text area control) and the rest of the text areas should have the OOTB Class Name.

Any pointers or suggestion ?

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Posted: 6 Jul 2017 0:43 EDT
Bala Gangadhar Tilak Cherukuri (cherb)
PEGA
Technical Lead, Client Support Engineering - India
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi FaheemuddinM8015,


Yes, The default text area control is associated with class="TANORM textAreaStyle".


If you would like to attach your classname to your text area control then your text area must not use the id as "pyTemplateInputBox". If you save as the OOTB text area control then it uses then the associated RUF(pzGenerateTextArea) which regenerate the HTML markup. In that TANORM class will be appended.


To achieve your requirement, I would suggest you to uncheck the Auto-generated check box in HTML tab of your custom text area control and compose your text area using HTML script. You can take the reference of below script if you would like to..


<textarea id="yourid" class="yourclassname" name="yourname"  rows="5" ></textarea>


Please feel free to reply your thoughts if any


Thank you,