Front-end web developer for Oracle APEX (#orclapex) & Tech enthusiast. All tweets are my own and do not reflect the views of Oracle.
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Tim Kimberl retweeted
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More on this soon, nice under the hood frontend changes in APEX 26.2.
We’ve created a Utility Framework that extends our utilities and brings the first phase of generative development to Universal Theme.
Think Tailwind-like, but built for and supported by APEX. #orclAPEX
Generated docs for all supported utility classes. Base utilities and new color variables are loaded on every page, with an optional responsive stylesheet you can add to your app for responsive utility classes.
See more: static.oracle.com/cdn/apex/2…
We weren't able to show more of the UT26.1 enhancement on today's office hours, but here is the app used to demo some of the new features for those curious. oracleapex.com/ords/r/timpla… #orclapex
Another poll for the #orclAPEX community. Would love to know your preferred Page Designer layout.
18%Two Panel
82%Three Panel
33 votes • Final resultsRandom APEX question for the community, do you use the Tree or Gallery to add components to your pages? #orclAPEX
87%Tree (Context Menus)
13%Gallery (Drag & Drop)
61 votes • Final resultsWithout going into detail, the variable prefix too will help you understand what part of the UI layer it controls.
--a APEX (core/global)
--ut Universal Theme
--u Utility Class
--rw Redwood
--js Javascript Functions
--oj Oracle Jet
--fc Full Calendar
You can use this same method if you ever wanted to hide the icons in the Side Navigation as well. We can start doing a lot more with CSS, without relying on specific markup, or having to use JS.
Just add this to your page, theme roller, or external style sheet.
/* Collapses icon column when menu has no icons */
.a-Menu-content:not(:has(.a-Icon)) .a-Menu-statusCol {
inline-size: 0;
padding-inline-end: 0;
}
Just add this css snippet and use the .u-field-sizing-content utility class on the item's CSS Classes.
/* Resize item based on content */
@supports (field-sizing: content) {
.u-field-sizing-content {
field-sizing: content;
}
}
Tim Kimberl retweeted
New Template Component plug-in available 📢
Based on @sneasio's incredible github.com/sneas/img-compari… library ✨
Use it to display differences between two images 😍
Available now on apex.world and github.com/LouisMoreaux/apex…
Check it out👇
#orclAPEX
Tim Kimberl retweeted
First day at Crowdstrike, pushed a little update and taking the afternoon off ✌️
Tim Kimberl retweeted
📝️ new blog post on Template Component improvements in #orclapex 24.1 and my general thoughts on the new release: hartenfeller.dev/blog/apex-2…
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