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JavaScript Timepicker - Customization | DHTMLX Suite 9 Docs

There is a possibility to make changes in the look and feel of a timepicker.

Related sample: Timepicker. Styling (custom CSS)

For this you need to take the following steps:

• add a new CSS class(es) with desired settings in the <style> section of your HTML page or in your file with styles (don't forget to include your file on the page in this case)

<style>
    .my-first-class {
        /*some styles*/
    }
    
    .my-second-class {
        /*some styles*/
    }
</style>

• specify the name of the created CSS class (or names of classes separated by spaces) as the value of the css property in the TimePicker configuration:

const timepicker = new dhx.Timepicker("timepicker_container", { 
    css:"my-first-class my-second-class"
});

For example:

<style>
  .custom {
    --dhx-font-color-primary: #c00;
    --dhx-color-primary: #ff5c5c;
  }
</style>

<script>
    const timepicker = new dhx.Timepicker("timepicker_container", {
          css: "custom dhx_widget--bordered"
    });
</script>

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