E4/CSS/SWT Mapping

How to style SWT widgets using CSS

Widget: Control

SWT Method	CSS Property Name	CSS Example
setBackground(Color)	background-color	Button { background-color: #FF0000 }
setBackgroundImage(Image)	background-image	Button { background-image: some url }
	border-color	Button { border-color: ##FF0000; }
	border-width	Button { border-width: 3 }
	border-style	Button { border-style: dotted }
setCurosr(Cursor)	cursor	Shell { cursor:crosshair }
setFont(Font)	font-style font-size font-weight font-family	Label { font-style: italic;           font-size: 12;           font-weight: bold;           font-family: "Terminal"; }
setForeground(Color)	color	Button { color: #FF0000 }

Widget: CTabFolder

SWT Method	CSS Property Name	CSS Example
CTabFolder	setBorderVisible(Boolean)	border-visible	CTabFolder { border-visible: true }
CTabFolder	setMaximized(Boolean)	maximized	CTabFolder { maximized: true }
CTabFolder	setMinimized(Boolean)	minimized	CTabFolder { minimized: true }
CTabFolder	setMaximizeVisible(Boolean)	maximize-visible	CTabFolder { maximize-visible: true }
CTabFolder	setMinimizeVisible(Boolean)	minimize-visible	CTabFolder { minimize-visible: true }
CTabFolder	setMRUVisible(Boolean)	mru-visible	CTabFolder { mru-visible: true }
CTabFolder	setShowClose(Boolean)	show-close	CTabFolder { show-close: true }
CTabFolder	setSimple(Boolean)	simple	CTabFolder { simple: true }
CTabFolder	setSingle(Boolean)	single	CTabFolder { single: true }
CTabFolder	setUnselectedCloseVisible(Boolean)	unselected-close-visible	CTabFolder { unselected-close-visible: true }
CTabFolder	setUnselectedImageVisible(Boolean)	unselected-image-visible	CTabFolder { unselected-image-visible: true }

Pseudo classes which can be used in CSS to style SWT widgets

SWT Widgets	CSS Pseudo Selector	CSS Example
CTabFolder	:selected	CTabFolder:selected { background-color: ##FF0000; }
Shell	:active	Shell:active { background-color: ##FF0000; }
Control	:focus	CTabFolder:focus { background-color: ##FF0000; }