CSS Background-color, do not apply to InputText

Hello
I created a CSS file defining certain properties of the TextField object, please find the code below

CSS file

. {AVG_VA}

Police-weight: lighter;
color: Red;
background-color: rgb (191,255,255);
make-style: italic;
font size: 1200px;
do-family: "Verdana";
}

< af:inputText label = "" id = "CONTROLBLOCK1_AVGSALARY" value ="'"
Binding = "#{backing_emp.» CONTROLBLOCK1_AVGSALARY}.
columns = "10" required = "false".
inlineStyle="font-family:Tahoma;font-size:10;font-style:normal;font-weight:Bold;border-style:None; »
contentStyle = "font-size: 10;" background-color: white; width: 92pt; height: 16pt; text-align: left; »
Wrap = "off" secret = 'false' shortDesc =""
styleClass = "AVG_VA" visible = "true" >
< af:convertNumber type = "number" groupingUsed = "false" / >
< af:clientListener type = 'blur' method = "onBlur" / >
< af:serverListener type = "customFocusLostEvent".
Method = "#{backing_emp.focusLostEvent}" / >
< / af:inputText >

But the color is getting applied only to the confines of the InputText. Even if I remove code inlineStyle and the same contentStyle already exists.
Kindly let me know the correct procedure.

Thank you and best regards,
Manasa Peddi.

In the ADF, you should try and avoid any sort of inline CSS when reasonable... Which will allow you to use selectors component, which will target the attributes of a component, for example an inputTextfield content.

for example:

af|inputText::content { background-color: red; }

would be to style all inputtexts, or you can lock with

.BLAH af|inputText::content { background-color: red; }

and in the jsp:

Check out the demo of counting:
http://jdevadf.Oracle.com/ADF-richclient-demo/faces/components/skinningKeys/inputText.JSPX

and a blog about the implementation of a skin:
http://Biemond.blogspot.com/2009/01/ADF-skinning-in-JDeveloper-11g.html

Barry.

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