So all in all what is the "smart" way to handle this?
Should there have been some better design decisions made before this?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christian
Montoya
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 11:55 AM
To: Kevin Cannon; css-
Hello,
If I have a class defined for a table named "tclass" and that
table has headers, rows, and columns
Can I refer to all rows in the above table in my CSS as
.tclass tr {
Style, style style.
}
Good Afternoon,
I have an old html ref book that has a CSS section. I looked
in it to find information on how selectors are over ruled by other
rules.
For example, it seems like the table selector below is over ruling the
#commentTab and #commentTab .td rules.
Basically when I sho
a DIV
Carlton Gregory wrote:
>The below pseudo code basically hides and displays a div
>
>Can I with CSS do the same thing without using JavaScript. I actually
>want to hide and show a div with a nested form that has one text input
>in it.
>
>Problem is I want to show it in the
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Gillenwater
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 8:17 AM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] CSS and a DIV
Carlton Gregory wrote:
>The below pseudo code basically hides and displays a div
>
>Can I with CSS do the s
The below pseudo code basically hides and displays a div
Can I with CSS do the same thing without using JavaScript. I actually
want to hide and show a div with a nested form that has one text input
in it.
Problem is I want to show it in the middle of the page. I want it to
hide when the use