Thanks! That did the trick.
Phillip Barak wrote:
From: Bob Hanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 11:54 am
I believe that "polyhedra" does not work. Can anyone tell me if you
can get it
to work in the latest release (10.00.11) or any, for that matter?
I'm sure I saw
it
Ah, I just opened the wrong file, that's all. I'll get this up to speed now
Bob
Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
Hi,
that's strange !
Apparently, version 10.00.11 is the version currently used on Jmol
website (http://www.jmol.org), and substructure() should work with it.
The page http://www.jmo
On 8/24/05 (5:38 ) Bob Hanson wrote:
>Eric, while I haven't had need for these, here's the scoop just
>looking at Jmol.js:
>
>the functions
>
>jmolSetAppletCssClass(appletCssClass)
>jmolSetButtonCssClass(buttonCssClass)
>jmolSetCheckboxCssClass(checkboxCssClass)
>
I heartily support the use of J
Eric, while I haven't had need for these, here's the scoop just looking at
Jmol.js:
the functions
jmolSetAppletCssClass(appletCssClass)
jmolSetButtonCssClass(buttonCssClass)
jmolSetCheckboxCssClass(checkboxCssClass)
etc.
just assign whatever "classname" you want to give these elements. These
On 8/24/05 (4:41 ) Eric Martz wrote:
>Can someone point me to a simple example that uses CSS to align
>jmol left or right, and uses some of the jmol.js CSS capabilities?
>
hi Eric,
somewhere in your html doc HEAD: