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Ken Koellner
Standard SF Styles on VF Page in Spring '15 on SF1
We have a VF page that was originally written for desktop but we've also been using it in SF1 and it has been rendering fine.
Now one of our sandboxes is on Spring '15 and when I look at the page in SF1 in that sandbox (from SF1 on iPad or from Chrome on a PC via one/one.app) the page rendering is all messed up.
I looks to me like all the standard SF style for things like Page Blocks are missing. Fonts are serif and page is gray and block and section borders are missing.
I'm wondering if something changed in SPring '15 and may I have to add code to get the standard SF styles in my page.
Anyone notice this behavior and have a fix?
(I want to enter a Support Case but that means typing up full instruction for reproducing the case and explaining it to them and I won't have time to do that for a day or two.)
Now one of our sandboxes is on Spring '15 and when I look at the page in SF1 in that sandbox (from SF1 on iPad or from Chrome on a PC via one/one.app) the page rendering is all messed up.
I looks to me like all the standard SF style for things like Page Blocks are missing. Fonts are serif and page is gray and block and section borders are missing.
I'm wondering if something changed in SPring '15 and may I have to add code to get the standard SF styles in my page.
Anyone notice this behavior and have a fix?
(I want to enter a Support Case but that means typing up full instruction for reproducing the case and explaining it to them and I won't have time to do that for a day or two.)
When a page is served by SF1, it now defaults standardStylesheets="false". The doc says it only does it with a newer API number but that is not the case in my experience. The fix is easy, just put -- standardStylesheets="true" in the apex:page tag.
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Here is know issues of Spring 15 can you please look here as I could not find this issue before by any one.
https://success.salesforce.com/issues_index?tag=Spring%2015
One thing that seems to had big effects were the <hX> and <a> tags, so after we changed these it worked OK.
Good luck!
When a page is served by SF1, it now defaults standardStylesheets="false". The doc says it only does it with a newer API number but that is not the case in my experience. The fix is easy, just put -- standardStylesheets="true" in the apex:page tag.