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CanIUseCss
The most comprehensive way would be to get a theme for ExtJS. Currently Kitto uses ExtJS 3.4, but will be ported to ExtJS 5.x quite soon. Once a theme is installed in your ExtJS directory, you can have a Kitto application use it by adding
Ext:
Theme: my-theme
to your config file
You can also customize individual CSS styles by adding code to your Home/Resources/js/application.css
file (which is included in every Kitto application by default). For example, if you want to have bigger text in buttons, you would do something like this:
.x-btn button {
font-size: 125%;
}
In order to learn the structure and naming of ExtJS styles, we suggest you to explore the generated pages with a debugger such as Firebug.
There are also ways to include additional CSS files and assign individual CSS classes to your GUI objects if you create custom controllers.
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