Rightjs Core

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  MadRabbit January 23rd, 2011 @ 06:35 PM

  Hi Mathieu,

  When you deal with a single-option selectables and want to alter the whole thing, it will be simpler if you refer to the object.container property. I could re-tunnel all the dom methods to that property, but it might get confusing and ambiguous, because selectables handle both multiple and single-option cases and it makes sense when the actual object represents the list of options.

  Try it like that

  var selectable = new Selectable({mutliple:false});
  
  selectable.container.addClass('trololo');
  

  Btw, do you know that all UI widgets have their own classes? You could alter them directly in your css without adding any new ones.

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  Mathieu Simard January 24th, 2011 @ 05:33 PM

  I know I can modify the rui-selectable-container class.
  But my actual goal is to position two different selectables using two distinct css classes.
  At the moment I had just wrapped them in a div to which I added the positioning class.

  I'll add it to the container now that I know.

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  MadRabbit January 24th, 2011 @ 05:55 PM

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