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Customized Faces Message

Hide Icon and Heading of FacesMessage using ADF Skin

January 10, 2019 Ashish Awasthi Leave a comment
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Recently a developer asked me about how to hide icon and heading of FacesMessage. So here I am posting a…

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Posted in: ADF, ADF Basics, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: ADF Faces, ADF Skin, ADF UI, CSS, FacesMessage, icon, Jdeveloper 12.1.3
Use Font Awesome 5 Icons in Oracle ADF

Use Font Awesome 5 Icons in Oracle ADF Application

November 19, 2018 Ashish Awasthi Leave a comment
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Font Awesome is a standard icon package that has a collection of lots of beautiful customizable icons. In this post,…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: ADF UI, Better UI, CSS, Font Awesome, icon, Jdeveloper 12.1.3, Oracle ADF, ViewController

How to change default icons (info, Error, Warning) of FacesMessage and af:messages in Oracle ADF

August 15, 2014 Ashish Awasthi 5d Comments
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Hello all In this post I’ll show you how to customize or change default icons of FacesMessage, it is very…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: ADF Faces, ADF Skin, change, CSS, FacesMessage, icon, Oracle ADF, Show

Hiding search icon of af:inputListOfValues using CSS & ADF Skin

January 19, 2014 Ashish Awasthi 1 Comment
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Hello All, Hope all are doing good, this post talks about skinning af:inputListOfValues to hide its search icon (magnifying glass)…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: 11g, ADF Skin, af:inputListOfValues, CSS, hide, icon, inputListOfValues, Jdeveloper 12c, Search, skinning, StyleClass

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