On Apr 16, 2008, at 9:54 AM, Jack Timmons wrote:
> Others may have a better idea, but since I can't see an exact
> example if give a better answer, I'll go with this:
>
> Checkboxes are of type "input" first of all. If your lists have
> classes, you can try something like:
>
> ul.classname input{}
>
> But that will go for any input. You can try aiming for atrribute
> selectors, too, although I believe that doesn't work in IE6 or <:
>
> input[type=checkbox]
>
> Anyone correct me if I'm off here.
>
I didn't understand that previously. It didn't work in ie7 either,
but more importantly I get it. This is not a big deal and it won't
matter if it's missing. I was just trying to do things the way I
thought was right and that was a margin instead of a nbsp; In this
case that ul has just checkboxes in it cause I'm using it to lay out
a list of options. So, I targeted the ul inputs, as you suggested.
Thank you Jack and everyone else that answered.
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Daniel Kessler
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