[css-d] Styling of disabled form elements

Hi all, Just wondering if it's actually possible to apply styles specifically to disabled form elements or if we're just at the mercy of the browser? And if it's possible, could you possibly give an example or two? Thanks! Mark ___

Re: [css-d] when is css width applicable?

Width is only applied to block level elements as far as I know so you'll have to set display: block; To fix the line clearing you should just have to float the element either left or right. Hope that helps! Mark On 6 Mar 2006, at 12:13, Martin Olsson wrote: > Hi, > > On which elements can

Re: [css-d] Right Floated Nav & Source Order

This I thought was a problem until I experimented a bit. Here's how I'd get around it: -Float all the li elements left -Float the ul element right -If the ul was floated left originally, put a div around it and float that left -You might need to put a fixed with on the ul element if the li's

Re: [css-d] Keeping an indent with an image

I would just have the indent applied to all p tags. Then make an exception for the first paragraph by adding the class "firstpara" to the html and using: p.firstpara{ text-indent: 0; } Thanks for reminding me about the + functionality - I'd completely forgotten it! I'll try and use

Re: [css-d] Can a DIV be targetted like an iFrame...by name?

Not in CSS, I don't believe it can. Although I didn't know you could target an iFrame by name either, so I could be wrong. Out of interest, what is the syntax used to target iFrames by name in CSS? On 25 Feb 2006, at 16:53, Rick Faircloth wrote: > ??? > > Rick ___