Mel wrote:
thanks for you for your very informative reply.
1) if i enable them according to your wise recommandation, they are not
disabled are they ?
2) what part of my quesiton you did not understand. what does disabled
form elements mean to you ?
3) if you have nothing to say, then please dont
My original question was and is :
"how can i change disabled background on all form elements ? "
What does this have to do with JavaScript? Ask in:
news:comp.infosystems.
www.authoring.stylesheets
Before you do, note that the HTML 4 specification defines a disabled
attribute for the following elements: BUTTON, INPUT, OPTGROUP, OPTION,
SELECT, TEXTAREA.
Form elements don't have a disabled attribute, though some browsers may
support it
In some browsers, a disabled element does not have a grey background,
though the text (if any) that is in the element is usually grey instead.
If you intend to changing the colour using CSS, not all browsers support
styles on all elements, e.g. older versions of Safari do not allow
styling of the elements listed above (though I think the latest version
does).
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Rob