util.Date type. Whenever the BeanEditForm components finds a
property of this type in the edited JavaBean, it selects DateField to edit that
property automatically.
Changing the Styles of Grid and
BeanEditForm
Everything works fine but looks less than perfect. For example, the labels of
BeanEditForm are cramped on the left side of the form so that lines like Birth Date
Verified have to split into two lines, and it misplaces the other labels as a result.
Also, the background color and the font used by default for Grid and BeanEditForm
might not fit the design of your application. Fortunately, the appearance of these
components is defined by CSS styles, and so we can easily influence how they look
by changing the styles.
Tapestry provides a default stylesheet, named appropriately default.css, and this
is exactly where the styling of its components is defined. Tapestry adds the default
stylesheet in such a way that it will always be the first for every page, and so any
stylesheet that we provide can override whatever is defined in default.css. To
make the desired changes, we need to provide a stylesheet of our own and in it
declare the same styles as in default.css??”with the same names, but with
different content.
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