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Will look into this but I'm not sure if that would really help. The issue is that no matter what you'd have to provide a theme so some code is already required to make that work.
Maybe we can add jQueryUiCssLink() and have a default theme provided on jQuery config?
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What is the correct way to include the Jquery UI CSS files in a web page? Until recently, we've only used the "built-in" jQuery UI functionality you get with the wwDatePicker control. Now we're looking to include more functionality from this library. The problem is that the web control framework only adds the jQuery UI CSS as part of the wwDatePicker control. You can use the IncludejQueryUI method of the jQueryConfig object to include the jQuery UI js files but there is no such resource for the CSS files. Obviously, I can code my own to include via the RegisterCssInclude() method but now I have to maintain themes and locations separately from the date picker. Just curious what others have done for this. Can we either get a IncludejQueryUICss method inn the jQueryConfig class? or maybe just load the CSS as well in the IncludejQueryUI since the js without the css isn't very functional. Thanks.
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