Other Controls
- Last UpdatedJun 22, 2023
- 2 minute read
You can change style for HTML elements of controls other than Form, Base Form, Panel Form, and Tabs using CSS classes.

|
HTML Element |
CSS Class |
|---|---|
|
Control Container |
.skctr |
|
Control |
.skc |
|
Control Description |
.skfld |
|
Label Area |
.skfl |
|
Control Area |
.skffb |
|
Control Label |
.skfli |
|
Control Mandatory Indicator |
.skm |
|
Control Validation Message |
.skvm |
Prefix the Custom Style Identifier of a control with the CSS Class name to apply the style to the specific control. For example:
/* Text1 is the Custom Style Identifier of the Text control. */
.Text1_skvm
Example
/* Set the control label area to 100 pixels and use the remaining pixels for the control. */
/* Label Styles */
.skfl
{
width: 100px;
}
/* Control Styles */
.skffb
{
width: calc(100%-100px);
}
The default width and padding between the controls is 50px and 5px respectively. You can reduce the width and padding using CSS classes.

/* Decrease space from 50px to 20px and padding from 5px to 1px.*/
.skctr
{
min-height: 20px;
padding: 1px;
}
Note: Suffix your CSS declarations with !important to ensure it takes precedence over normal declarations.