I am referring to your example.
You have:
MyGrid th...
or
MyGrid th, MyOtherGrid th
There are no "."s there.
Where would I set this in HTML, since as you said the statement would
typically be:
<th class="SomeClass" id="anID">
where SomeClass would be ".SomeClass" in the css file.
How would I use MyGrid in my HTML?
I am would like to make all the <td><th><trdifferent for different grids
(MyGrid, MyOtherGrid).
Thanks,
Tom
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not entirely sure what you mean...
a css class when declared in css, needs a "." at the beginning, but not
in the html tag itself
<style>
th {some style}
.SomeClass {some style}
#anID {some style}
</style>
you can refer to the id of an element using #
you can refer to the class of an element using .
you can refer to an element using its tag
in html would be like this:
<th class="SomeClass" id="anID">
tshad wrote:
>Would each of the tags have to have a "." on them?
For example:
.MyGrid table {border-color:#2f2f2f}
.MyGrid th { font-family:tahoma }
.MyGrid td {text-align:left}
Then do something like:
<asp:DataGrid CssClass="MyGrid" ...
Thanks,
Tom
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you can combine css tags like this:
ClassName element { style }
so if your grid has a CssClassName of MyGrid:
MyGrid th { font-family:tahoma }
or even
MyGrid th, MyOtherGrid th { some style }
tshad wrote:
I am trying to set up various grids with different displays and don't
want
to set each row and column individually.
Right now I use the following in my css page:
table {
border-collapse: separate;
border-color:#999999
}
th {
background-color:#000000;
color:white;
text-decoration: none;
border-style:none;
vertical-align:bottom;
font-size:14px;
}
td {
empty-cells: show;
text-align:left;
}
But this sets all the tables in the application the same.
What I am trying to do is something like:
standard.table
standard.td
standard.th
customer.table
customer.td
customer.th
client.table
client.td
client.th
Is there a way to do something like this and just assign one of the 3
to
a
particular table using css?
Thanks,
Tom
