How to sett css class on a DumpContainer

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  JoeAlbahari

  September 2021

  I'll look into it. For now, you can wrap the DumpContainer in a div:

  var dc = new DumpContainer();
  var div = new Div (dc).Dump();
  
  for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
  {
      dc.Content = i;
      div.Styles ["font-size"] = i.ToString() + "px";
      Thread.Sleep (100);
  }
  

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  bosmanez

  September 2021

  That's what I do now but the UI framework we're building for Linqpad is getting quite complex and we're hitting some cases with CSS that are difficult/messy to solve without the ability to set the CSS class on the DIV that the DumpContainer produces.

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  pvaughn

  September 2021 edited September 2021

  This should work.

  var dc = new DumpContainer();
  dc.Style = "color: #EE6F6F;";
  dc.Content = "Hello World";
  dc.Dump();
  

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