Input text boxes, check boxes, and radio boxes

[Shabam]

I was told that dotnet generates classes for input tags like this:

<span class="hello">< input type= "checkbox"> </span>

The problem here is, the "input" class is overriding the "hello" class.
Ideally I wanted the html to be this way:

<input type= "checkbox" class="hello">

However since dotnet insists on doing it the first way, it's not working for
me.

My question now is, how do I make it work so that "input" isn't overriding
"hello"? Actually, I'm trying to set a particular style for text boxes, and
another for radio buttons, and another for check boxes. Is this possible?
That way I don't even have to designate a class in my html.

[Johannes Koch]

Shabam wrote:

Actually, I'm trying to set a particular style for text boxes, and
another for radio buttons, and another for check boxes. Is this possible?
That way I don't even have to designate a class in my html.

You could use the attriute selector. But it is not supported by WinIE.
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Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)

[Harlan Messinger]

"Shabam" <bl******@hotma il.com> wrote in message
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I was told that dotnet generates classes for input tags like this:

<span class="hello">< input type= "checkbox"> </span>

The problem here is, the "input" class is overriding the "hello" class.
What do you mean? If you define

.hello input { ... }

you should get what you want.
Ideally I wanted the html to be this way:

<input type= "checkbox" class="hello">

However since dotnet insists on doing it the first way, it's not working for me.

My question now is, how do I make it work so that "input" isn't overriding
"hello"? Actually, I'm trying to set a particular style for text boxes, and another for radio buttons, and another for check boxes. Is this possible?
That way I don't even have to designate a class in my html.
CSS provides attribute selectors:

input[type="checkbox"]

but unfortunately IE doesn't support them.