I am trying to add a custom stylesheet built using the DevExtreme ThemeBuilder (https://devexpress.github.io/ThemeBuilder/)
I have found the following code but it does not allow a custom stylesheet.
#Html.DevExpress().StyleSheets(styles => styles.AddDashboard(settings => settings.ColorScheme("dark.compact")))
How to implement this? Any support article please?
Component : DevExpress MVC Dashboard
Unfortunately, DevExtreme ThemeBuilder (https://js.devexpress.com/Documentation/Guide/Themes_and_Styles/ThemeBuilder/) is only applicable to create a custom theme for DevExtreme components, so you can't use it in this case.
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