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Which CSS command to hide Compartments in Use Cases? [message #1706771]

Mon, 31 August 2015 01:40

Richard Freggi

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Registered: July 2015

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Hello

I need to show Use Cases as ovals without the Compartments (horizontal lines across the oval). Does anyone know what is the correct command for this? I cannot find it anywhere in documentation. I have tried:
UseCase > Compartment [*]{visible:false;}
UseCase > Compartment [kind="points"]{visible:false;}

and a few others

Thanks!!

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Re: Which CSS command to hide Compartments in Use Cases? [message #1706785 is a reply to message #1706771]

Mon, 31 August 2015 07:23

Mickael ADAM

Messages: 31
Registered: February 2014

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hi,
Normally
UseCase > Compartment [kind="points"]{visible:false;} should works. But it seems that the kind "points" is not recognized.

As a workaround you can try:

UseCase>*{visible:false;}

HTH.

Mickaël

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Re: Which CSS command to hide Compartments in Use Cases? [message #1706789 is a reply to message #1706785]

Mon, 31 August 2015 07:39

Camille Letavernier

Messages: 920
Registered: February 2011

Senior Member

Hi,

It looks like a common mistake for anyone new to the CSS syntax. The following rules are *not* equivalent:

UseCase > Compartment [kind="points"]{visible:false;}

UseCase > Compartment[kind="points"]{visible:false;}

White spaces in CSS mean "descendant of..." (at any level). So if you want to select the "points" compartment, you need to use the second rule (Compartment[kind=points], without white spaces)

Quote:

But it seems that the kind "points" is not recognized.

The issue is not the "kind" attribute; it is the DOM Element type that is not valid. The "points" compartment matches the "Label" rule (instead of "Compartment"). So there's indeed a bug here

As a workaround, you can use the following rule (that should still work after this bug is fixed):

UseCase > [kind=points] {
	visible: false;
}

HTH,
Camille

Camille Letavernier

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