Trinidad has the possibility for skinning. This means that you can customize the look and feel of every Trinidad component to fit your taste or company style. Skinning is done by means of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). So, depending on how far you want to diverge from the default skin, a level of experience with CSS is needed. Given the large number of components that Trinidad has, you can imagine that skinning every little detail of all available components can be an awful lot of work.
The good news is that the Trinidad skinning mechanism makes good use of the cascading part of CSS, and even takes it a level higher. For example, if we only want to change some colors, we can do just that and inherit all of the defaults from the default skin. In this section, we will focus on the Trinidad-specific stuff. Diving into CSS and explaining how to use it is beyond the scope of this book. Should we want to create an advanced skin, probably the best thing to do is to ask a professional web...