I work with Interwoven TeamSite in an environment where I do not have access
to customise the default stylesheet, so the only option available to me is
to specify an additional stylesheet wherein I can add further
customisations.
My problem is that the master stylesheet, which I can not edit or remove,
includes a CSS selector for all input elements such that the border is thus:
border: 1px #cccccc solid;
Is there a way I can specify in my own stylesheet, which is the last one
referred to, a way to set the style for input boxes back to the default -ie,
so that input boxes appear "sunken". I've tried everything and nothing seems
to negate the original style :-( Ideally, I'd like to be able to do this:
border-style: sunken;
But this doesn't appear to be in the CSS specification. The only reason I
want to do this is to distinguish input boxes from the zillions of other
grey solid lines in TeamSite's templates (whoever designed the interface for
TeamSite 6 should be shot for forcing everybody to use a stylesheet that is
so incomprehensible!)
Any ideas? 3 28999
"Frostillicus" <fr****@nilspamos.iinet.net.au> writes: My problem is that the master stylesheet, which I can not edit or remove, includes a CSS selector for all input elements such that the border is thus:
border: 1px #cccccc solid;
Is there a way I can specify in my own stylesheet, which is the last one referred to, a way to set the style for input boxes back to the default -ie, so that input boxes appear "sunken". I've tried everything and nothing seems to negate the original style :-( Ideally, I'd like to be able to do this:
border-style: sunken;
border-style: inset; you mean?
But this doesn't appear to be in the CSS specification.
Not by that name.
You can't tell it to go back to the browser default via an additional
stylesheet, but that would probably do.
You may also need to do
html input { }
rather than
input { }
depending on how the stylesheets are set up to work around specificity
issues.
--
Chris
"Frostillicus" <fr****@nilspamos.iinet.net.au> wrote: I work with Interwoven TeamSite
Are we supposed to know what this is?
My problem is that the master stylesheet, which I can not edit or remove, includes a CSS selector for all input elements such that the border is thus:
border: 1px #cccccc solid;
Is there a way I can specify in my own stylesheet, which is the last one referred to, a way to set the style for input boxes back to the default -ie, so that input boxes appear "sunken".
Depends on your UA, it's possible with Opera, not with IE or Moz.
I've tried everything and nothing seems to negate the original style :-(
Assuming that you are using a user stylesheet: add "!important" to your
user style rule.
Ideally, I'd like to be able to do this:
border-style: sunken;
border:2px inset !important
But this doesn't result in the original unstyled look, CSS inset/outset
borders are rather ugly.
With Opera it's simple: "border:none !important", and you get the
original pretty "sunken" borders back.
--
Spartanicus
> border-style: inset; you mean? But this doesn't appear to be in the CSS specification.
Not by that name.
You can't tell it to go back to the browser default via an additional stylesheet, but that would probably do.
You may also need to do html input { } rather than input { } depending on how the stylesheets are set up to work around specificity issues.
html input {} or input {} didn't seem to cancel out previous styles but you
were onto something about the inset. Here's what I ended up doing to make it
look right:
input {
border: 2px #ffffff inset;
}
inset by itself was still picking up on the 1px border size from previous
directives so the 2px and #ffffff produces a perfect facsimile in IE and an
almost 100% perfect match in Firefox (it's so close you almost can't tell,
except when flicking between the two very quickly).
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