I've got an application that is using dijit Editors - I'm declaring these programmatically and setting class:'tundra' in my js build statement. While this styles the editor itself according to the tundra theme, it does not properly style any drop-down buttons (ie, the createLink plugin). looking at the generated HTML I see that the divs that contain the drop-down are appended to the bottom of the html page, outside of any containers but inside body. As such, only by setting can I get these divs (that define the drop-down buttons) styled according to the tundra theme. However, I cannot do this as my application has its own css class that needs to be applied to body (and the class is dynamically changed on different events when, for example, clicking a tab causes the background to change). One way I see around this is to copy all of the tundra css code I need (for styling dropdown buttons) and pasting it in as many body classes I have defined in my app's css - this seems like an absurd and incredibly inelegant and inefficient solution, though, and I'd really like to avoid having to do this. I can't have a container inside of body with class="tundra" as the drop-down gets appended outside of any container (but inside of body). One way I see to fix this would be to append the drop-down inside the editor itself, so whatever class is applied to the editor is applied to the drop-downs - this would work if you had body class="mytheme" as well if you had a container div just around the editor that was class="tundra" (or if the editor was defined programmatically as class:'whatever') but I'm assuming there is a reason it is currently appending the drop-down buttons to the bottom of the page? I'd appreciate any advice on how people worked around this - it seems absurd to have to apply dojo's theme class to the entire body of my html page when I am just using that class to style specific dijits - it has nothing to do with the general look and feel of the application as a whole. Thanks in advance.