CSS and textbox

[Stephen Costanzo]

This is my first attempt at working with style sheets so I am probably
missing something obvious.

I created a default ASP.NET Web Application and added 3 elements to it, a
label, a text box, and a hyperlink.

I changed the default style sheet to have the label color be purple (added
color: purple; to the Body {}).

I changed the hover for the hyper link to lime (changed color: lime; in the
A:hover {})

But what I cannot figure out is the text box entry area. I modified the
TextBoxLabel{} and the TextBoxStyle{}, even added the TextBox{} to the css
file to no avail.

I set the CssClass property to TextBox thinking that was where I was going
wrong.

using ASP.Net 1.1 and VS 2003.

Thank you in advance.

[TB]

I am not an expert on this, but I can tell you that I have succesfully
used a style sheet to format textbox to define for example font
properties and textbox height. Like this:

In page.aspx:

<asp:textbox id="txbTest" CssClass="textb ox"
Runat="server"> </asp:textbox>

In Styles.css:

..textbox
{
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 9px;
font-style:normal;
height:18px;
}

Cheers

TB

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Asp.net translates aspx pages to html and css rules apply to html pages, not
to aspx ones. There is no TextBox in html. It becomes, or renders as, an
html control of <input type="text" ...>. You can either declare styles for
<input type="text"> or use
CssClass attribute as another poster is suggesting.

Eliyahu

"Stephen Costanzo" <sx********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
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This is my first attempt at working with style sheets so I am probably
missing something obvious.

I created a default ASP.NET Web Application and added 3 elements to it, a
label, a text box, and a hyperlink.

I changed the default style sheet to have the label color be purple (added
color: purple; to the Body {}).

I changed the hover for the hyper link to lime (changed color: lime; in
the A:hover {})

But what I cannot figure out is the text box entry area. I modified the
TextBoxLabel{} and the TextBoxStyle{}, even added the TextBox{} to the css
file to no avail.

I set the CssClass property to TextBox thinking that was where I was going
wrong.

using ASP.Net 1.1 and VS 2003.

Thank you in advance.

[Stephen Costanzo]

Thank you both for your suggestions.

The thing I was missing was the <period> before the class name. inserting
the period allowed it to work. Eilyahu thank you for providing the alternate
way so I don't have to always put a CssClass attribute in for each of the
text boxes.
"Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in message
news:en******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...

Asp.net translates aspx pages to html and css rules apply to html pages,
not to aspx ones. There is no TextBox in html. It becomes, or renders as,
an html control of <input type="text" ...>. You can either declare styles
for <input type="text"> or use
CssClass attribute as another poster is suggesting.

Eliyahu

"Stephen Costanzo" <sx********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:uk******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl...

This is my first attempt at working with style sheets so I am probably
missing something obvious.

I created a default ASP.NET Web Application and added 3 elements to it, a
label, a text box, and a hyperlink.

I changed the default style sheet to have the label color be purple
(added color: purple; to the Body {}).

I changed the hover for the hyper link to lime (changed color: lime; in
the A:hover {})

But what I cannot figure out is the text box entry area. I modified the
TextBoxLabel{} and the TextBoxStyle{}, even added the TextBox{} to the
css file to no avail.

I set the CssClass property to TextBox thinking that was where I was
going wrong.

using ASP.Net 1.1 and VS 2003.

Thank you in advance.