Hi! Maxim,
You can have a look at the Marketplace. this is the link: https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/108838
Kind regards,
Mehmet
You could take a look at the :has() functionality, so I'm assuming it changes the class of ‘something’ inside the li-item, so you could try something like this in your css:
li:has(.bubble-selected) {
background-color: blue;
}
Depending on how deep the dynamic class is placed you could make a css-selector that gets all the right items.
Regards,
Andrew
Dear Maxim,
What I would do in this case is to add an attribute to your list Entity: /IsActive (boolean). Add an on-click nanoflow to your listView, that sets /IsActive to true, and deactivates all other /IsActive in the rest of the list. (don't forget to allow access rights to change the boolean).
Now you can apply a dynamic class on the entity from within the listview appearance settings:
I made this example to show what your condition should look like – obviously, in my example, the Entity has no /IsActive attribute, hence the error, but I think this will make it obvious to you what to do.
In any case, now you have the necessary class to work with ;-).
Hope this helps, if it does, please mark as correct.
Best regards,
Wouter Penris