Hi,
i created a table with cells. One cell has background-color (LightSlateGray )
and contains a label without text but also with a backgroundcolor (red). The
width of the label is set by a value which represents a percentage of
another value (doesn't matter).
In IE, it works: i see the background of the cell and the red background of
the label.
In Netscape, Safari, Firefox, i only see the backgroundcolor of the cell
(LightSlateGray ) but not the red background of the label.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks
André
Here the source of the file sent to the browser:
---------------------------------------------
<td align="left" style="backgrou nd-color:LightSlat eGray;"><span
style="display: inline-block;backgroun d-color:Red;width :50px;"></span></td>
And here the code-behind:
--------------------------
c = New TableCell
c.HorizontalAli gn = HorizontalAlign .Left
c.BackColor = Drawing.Color.L ightSlateGray
l = New Label
l.BackColor = Drawing.Color.R ed
If aantalantw(j) 0 Then
l.Width = Math.Round((va( j, k) / aantalantw(j)) * 100, 1)
Else
l.Width = 0
End If
c.Controls.Add( l)
4  1654 
André wrote:
Hi,
i created a table with cells. One cell has background-color (LightSlateGray )
and contains a label without text but also with a backgroundcolor (red). The
width of the label is set by a value which represents a percentage of
another value (doesn't matter).
In IE, it works: i see the background of the cell and the red background of
the label.
In Netscape, Safari, Firefox, i only see the backgroundcolor of the cell
(LightSlateGray ) but not the red background of the label.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks
André
Here the source of the file sent to the browser:
---------------------------------------------
<td align="left" style="backgrou nd-color:LightSlat eGray;"><span
style="display: inline-block;backgroun d-color:Red;width :50px;"></span></td>
And here the code-behind:
--------------------------
c = New TableCell
c.HorizontalAli gn = HorizontalAlign .Left
c.BackColor = Drawing.Color.L ightSlateGray
l = New Label
l.BackColor = Drawing.Color.R ed
If aantalantw(j) 0 Then
l.Width = Math.Round((va( j, k) / aantalantw(j)) * 100, 1)
Else
l.Width = 0
End If
c.Controls.Add( l)
The display value inline-block is part of the CSS 2.1 standard, so it's
not implemented in all current browsers. The implementation in IE7 is
only partial, and Firefox 2 doesn't support it at all.
As Firefox doesn't recognise the inline-block setting, the span is still
an inline element. You can't specify a width for inline elements, so as
there isn't anything in the span, it will not take up any space. The
background color works just fine, you just don't see it.
--
Göran Andersson
_____ http://www.guffa.com
Thanks for replying.
Do you mean there is no solution for this problem?
"Göran Andersson" <gu***@guffa.co mschreef in bericht
news:Ot******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
André wrote:
>Hi,
i created a table with cells. One cell has background-color
(LightSlateGra y) and contains a label without text but also with a
backgroundcolo r (red). The width of the label is set by a value which
represents a percentage of another value (doesn't matter).
In IE, it works: i see the background of the cell and the red background
of the label.
In Netscape, Safari, Firefox, i only see the backgroundcolor of the cell
(LightSlateGra y) but not the red background of the label.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks
André
Here the source of the file sent to the browser:
---------------------------------------------
<td align="left" style="backgrou nd-color:LightSlat eGray;"><span
style="display :inline-block;backgroun d-color:Red;width :50px;"></span></td>
And here the code-behind:
--------------------------
c = New TableCell
c.HorizontalAl ign = HorizontalAlign .Left
c.BackColor = Drawing.Color.L ightSlateGray
l = New Label
l.BackColor = Drawing.Color.R ed
If aantalantw(j) 0 Then
l.Width = Math.Round((va( j, k) / aantalantw(j)) * 100, 1)
Else
l.Width = 0
End If
c.Controls.Add (l)
The display value inline-block is part of the CSS 2.1 standard, so it's
not implemented in all current browsers. The implementation in IE7 is only
partial, and Firefox 2 doesn't support it at all.
As Firefox doesn't recognise the inline-block setting, the span is still
an inline element. You can't specify a width for inline elements, so as
there isn't anything in the span, it will not take up any space. The
background color works just fine, you just don't see it.
--
Göran Andersson
_____
http://www.guffa.com
On Jun 19, 12:28 pm, "André" <ss...@nol.dfwr ote:
Thanks for replying.
Do you mean there is no solution for this problem?
"Göran Andersson" <gu...@guffa.co mschreef in berichtnews:Ot* *************@T K2MSFTNGP05.phx .gbl...
André wrote:
Hi,
i created a table with cells. One cell has background-color
(LightSlateGray ) and contains a label without text but also with a
backgroundcolor (red). The width of the label is set by a value which
represents a percentage of another value (doesn't matter).
In IE, it works: i see the background of the cell and the red background
of the label.
In Netscape, Safari, Firefox, i only see the backgroundcolor of the cell
(LightSlateGray ) but not the red background of the label.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks
André
Here the source of the file sent to the browser:
---------------------------------------------
<td align="left" style="backgrou nd-color:LightSlat eGray;"><span
style="display: inline-block;backgroun d-color:Red;width :50px;"></span></td>
And here the code-behind:
--------------------------
c = New TableCell
c.HorizontalAli gn = HorizontalAlign .Left
c.BackColor = Drawing.Color.L ightSlateGray
l = New Label
l.BackColor = Drawing.Color.R ed
If aantalantw(j) 0 Then
l.Width = Math.Round((va( j, k) / aantalantw(j)) * 100, 1)
Else
l.Width = 0
End If
c.Controls.Add( l)
The display value inline-block is part of the CSS 2.1 standard, so it's
not implemented in all current browsers. The implementation in IE7 is only
partial, and Firefox 2 doesn't support it at all.
As Firefox doesn't recognise the inline-block setting, the span is still
an inline element. You can't specify a width for inline elements, so as
there isn't anything in the span, it will not take up any space. The
background color works just fine, you just don't see it.
--
Göran Andersson
_____
http://www.guffa.com
If the label is the only element within the cell then just set the
label's display property to "block".
If there are several elements than use "display:bl ock" together with
"float:left " (or "float:righ t")
Label l = new Label()
l.Style["display"] = "block";
l.Style["float"] = "left"; //optional
Code in C#, I do not remember VB syntax :(
Mykola http://marss.co.ua
Thanks
"marss" <ma******@gmail .comschreef in bericht
news:76******** *************** ***********@a70 g2000hsh.google groups.com...
On Jun 19, 12:28 pm, "André" <ss...@nol.dfwr ote:
Thanks for replying.
Do you mean there is no solution for this problem?
"Göran Andersson" <gu...@guffa.co mschreef in
berichtnews:Ot* *************@T K2MSFTNGP05.phx .gbl...
André wrote:
Hi,
i created a table with cells. One cell has background-color
(LightSlateGray ) and contains a label without text but also with a
backgroundcolor (red). The width of the label is set by a value which
represents a percentage of another value (doesn't matter).
In IE, it works: i see the background of the cell and the red
background
of the label.
In Netscape, Safari, Firefox, i only see the backgroundcolor of the
cell
(LightSlateGray ) but not the red background of the label.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks
André
Here the source of the file sent to the browser:
---------------------------------------------
<td align="left" style="backgrou nd-color:LightSlat eGray;"><span
style="display: inline-block;backgroun d-color:Red;width :50px;"></span></td>
And here the code-behind:
--------------------------
c = New TableCell
c.HorizontalAli gn = HorizontalAlign .Left
c.BackColor = Drawing.Color.L ightSlateGray
l = New Label
l.BackColor = Drawing.Color.R ed
If aantalantw(j) 0 Then
l.Width = Math.Round((va( j, k) / aantalantw(j)) * 100, 1)
Else
l.Width = 0
End If
c.Controls.Add( l)
The display value inline-block is part of the CSS 2.1 standard, so it's
not implemented in all current browsers. The implementation in IE7 is
only
partial, and Firefox 2 doesn't support it at all.
As Firefox doesn't recognise the inline-block setting, the span is still
an inline element. You can't specify a width for inline elements, so as
there isn't anything in the span, it will not take up any space. The
background color works just fine, you just don't see it.
--
Göran Andersson
_____
http://www.guffa.com
If the label is the only element within the cell then just set the
label's display property to "block".
If there are several elements than use "display:bl ock" together with
"float:left " (or "float:righ t")
Label l = new Label()
l.Style["display"] = "block";
l.Style["float"] = "left"; //optional
Code in C#, I do not remember VB syntax :(
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