Actually, it is also set in the web2py_bootstrap.css line 105, which is
interesting, but not nearly as interesting as the comment in the css file!
;)
/* because web2py handles this via js */
textarea { width:90%}
soooooo, who knows the javascript well enough to say what is happening
here, and how we can regain overrideablility (lol that word is getting
worse by the post)
On Saturday, August 3, 2013 9:57:34 AM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
>
> Is this in the basic scaffolding app, or are you using custom CSS/JS? If
> that latter, it's hard to say without seeing any code. In the scaffolding
> app, the textarea width is set in bootstrap-responsive.min.css and should
> be overrideable.
>
> Anthony
>
> On Saturday, August 3, 2013 12:59:31 AM UTC-4, davedigerati wrote:
>>
>> I'm bumping up against this on a form as well, and puzzled why using a
>> custom/clean css sheet loaded last in the page header for precedence, with
>> unique divs/classes aren't working on the textareas... not for size,
>> background-color, text color, nothing. I can target the row, the parent
>> divs, etc, but not the textareas themselves.
>>
>> Is the jquery overwriting/hard-coding style properties? I am using
>> jqueryui but still would expect specificity to work.
>>
>> I really want to find a css solution...???
>>
>
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