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

> Now, that does bring up an interesting questionWhat are the > effects of CSS on content contained within iframes?... Will the > stylesheet of the main page effect the content of an iframe?... That > is an interesting question About as interesting as the question if your style sheet

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

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Browsers generally ignore styling on iframes. Even Internet Explorer, which tends to allow CSS styling on a lot of things it probably shouldn't, doesn't allow CSS to do much to change an iframe. About the only thing I found you could do was change th

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? You can target a div (or iframe) via Javascript, and change the attributes of the div or if

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

On 25/02/06, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ??? Div elements are not frames and do not act like frames. Which is a good thing ... http://allmyfaqs.net/faq.pl?Problems_with_using_frames ... but not on topic for this mailing list. -- David Dorward

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 ___

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

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