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April 2005
CannonBallGuy
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How do i get css to affect only a certain group of inputs?
for instance say i have fifty inputs on a page and ten of them i want larger and with a colored background. how do i do it without affecting all of them?
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summoner49
Member
NAT Warrior
February 2005
gotta add a .something and then rename the inputs you want affected.
for example:
normal h1:
h1
{
background-color: blue;
}
seperate ones:
h1.red
{
background-color: red
}
then when do the seperate h1's, you have to put a type="red" or something like that, sorry not sure if thats the right attribute.
summoner49
Member
NAT Warrior
February 2005
nope, its class="red", there ya go
kink
serious member
VPS - Virtual Prince of the Server
February 2005
thx, i got irate and used inline style it works
summoner49
Member
NAT Warrior
February 2005
Great, so my help is once again found useless :P
CannonBallGuy
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February 2005
But your help was correct..
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kink
serious member
VPS - Virtual Prince of the Server
February 2005
ah your help is not useless i tried that using a div to no avail i think i got the syntx wrong
Yone
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April 2005
Hi i'm new here
CannonBallGuy
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April 2005
Welcome. Please go to the Introductions forum and start a new thread there!
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for example:
normal h1:
h1
{
background-color: blue;
}
seperate ones:
h1.red
{
background-color: red
}
then when do the seperate h1's, you have to put a type="red" or something like that, sorry not sure if thats the right attribute.