Re: CSS Styling question

2012-08-17 Thread Nau, Michael
Pete,

 

the easiest way to see which styles are applied (or not) to certain
elements would be the dev tools in Firefox. Here you can just
right-click an element, then press 'Q' in the context menu. You will see
the rules that apply and the file and line number where it originates.
You can even change the rules on the fly to see the effects of the
modifications you're planning.

 

Hth

Michael

 

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Subject: CSS Styling question

 

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All
This topic is a little OT but the CSS forums are not as responsive as
the good folks here in the arslist. There is one KB that addresses the
issue but the style sheet syntax did not seem very clear to me; probably
due to lack of understanding of CSS.

I need to apply styling to a field (trim text) that is inside a div. The
view source is below.

div id=WIN_0_536870988 arid=536870988 artype=Trim arsubtype=3
ardbn=txt_MyRequests arcolor=white class=h1 arfid536870988
ardbntxt_MyRequests trimdiv style=z-index:1103#59;top:17#59;
left:534#59; width:210#59; height:40#59;background-color:white#59;

 

Specifically, I want to change the color to Blue and justify the text
Left. I know I can do this particular style with the field attributes
but this is just a test run before trying more complex CSS solutions.
The style is not being applied and I have cleared the browser cache and
flushed the MT cache.

 

This is what my style sheet looks like and added div#WIN_0_536870988 to
the Custom CSS Style field attribute.

 

div#WIN_0_536870988

{

color:blue;

text-align:left;

font-weight:bold;

}

 

All thoughts gratefully accepted!
Many thanks 
Pete

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CSS Styling question

2012-08-16 Thread Peter Joran
All
This topic is a little OT but the CSS forums are not as responsive as the
good folks here in the arslist. There is one KB that addresses the issue
but the style sheet syntax did not seem very clear to me; probably due to
lack of understanding of CSS.

I need to apply styling to a field (trim text) that is inside a div. The
view source is below.

div id=WIN_0_536870988 arid=536870988 artype=Trim arsubtype=3
ardbn=txt_MyRequests arcolor=white class=h1 arfid536870988
ardbntxt_MyRequests trimdiv style=z-index:1103#59;top:17#59;
left:534#59; width:210#59; height:40#59;background-color:white#59;



Specifically, I want to change the color to Blue and justify the text Left.
I know I can do this particular style with the field attributes but this is
just a test run before trying more complex CSS solutions. The style is not
being applied and I have cleared the browser cache and flushed the MT cache.



This is what my style sheet looks like and added div#WIN_0_536870988 to the
Custom CSS Style field attribute.



div#WIN_0_536870988

{

color:blue;

text-align:left;

font-weight:bold;

}



All thoughts gratefully accepted!
Many thanks
Pete

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