ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem(String, String, String) Constructor

Initializes a new instance of the ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem class with the specified settings.

Namespace: DevExpress.Web.ASPxHtmlEditor

Assembly: DevExpress.Web.ASPxHtmlEditor.v24.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem(
    string text,
    string tagName,
    string cssClass
)

VB.NET

Public Sub New(
    text As String,
    tagName As String,
    cssClass As String
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
text	String	A string value that specifies the item’s text.
tagName	String	A string value that specifies the item’s tag name.
cssClass	String	A string value that specifies the item’s CSS class name.

Example

This example demonstrates how to programmatically create the standard toolbar item of the ToolbarCustomCssEdit type, and add the CSS file to the web project.

In order to specify a css file that contains definitions of custom css classes, the ASPxHtmlEditor.CssFiles property of the ASPxHtmlEditor can be used. The display text of an editor item can be defined using the item’s ListEditItem.Text property. An item’s ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem.CssClass and ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem.TagName properties are used to associate the item with the corresponding css class name, which defines a specific formatting, and specify the name of a tag to wrap the text content to which the associated style will be applied. The preview style of the item displayed within the drop down list of the ToolbarCustomCssEdit object is defined by using the ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem.PreviewStyle property.

ASPX

<dx:ASPxHtmlEditor ID="ASPxHtmlEditor1" runat="server">
</dx:ASPxHtmlEditor>

C#

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    HtmlEditorCssFile myCss = new HtmlEditorCssFile();
    myCss.FilePath = "~/Css/Custom.css";
    ASPxHtmlEditor1.CssFiles.Add(myCss);
    CustomToolbar myToolbar = new CustomToolbar();
    ToolbarCustomCssEdit myToolbarButton1 = new ToolbarCustomCssEdit();
    ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem CustomStyle1 = 
        new ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem("Header1", "h1", "CommonHeader1");
    ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem CustomStyle2 = 
        new ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem("Header2", "h2", "CommonHeader2");
    CustomStyle1.PreviewStyle.CssClass = "CommonHeader1";
    CustomStyle2.PreviewStyle.CssClass = "CommonHeader2";
    myToolbarButton1.Items.Add(CustomStyle1);
    myToolbarButton1.Items.Add(CustomStyle2);
    myToolbar.Items.Add(myToolbarButton1);
    ASPxHtmlEditor1.Toolbars.Add(myToolbar);
}

VB.NET

Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
    Dim myCss As HtmlEditorCssFile = New HtmlEditorCssFile()
    myCss.FilePath = "~/Css/Custom.css"
    ASPxHtmlEditor1.CssFiles.Add(myCss)
    Dim myToolbar As CustomToolbar = New CustomToolbar()
    Dim myToolbarButton1 As ToolbarCustomCssEdit = New ToolbarCustomCssEdit()
    Dim CustomStyle1 As ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem = New ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem("Header1", "h1", "CommonHeader1")
    Dim CustomStyle2 As ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem = New ToolbarCustomCssListEditItem("Header2", "h2", "CommonHeader2")
    CustomStyle1.PreviewStyle.CssClass = "CommonHeader1"
    CustomStyle2.PreviewStyle.CssClass = "CommonHeader2"
    myToolbarButton1.Items.Add(CustomStyle1)
    myToolbarButton1.Items.Add(CustomStyle2)
    myToolbar.Items.Add(myToolbarButton1)
    ASPxHtmlEditor1.Toolbars.Add(myToolbar)
End Sub