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CSS - Div Losts Focus And Vanishes...
Hi,
I've created a DIV ( that contains an iframe ) over a flash movie ( it could be an image also ). The problem is that if I click outside the iframe/DIV it disappears completely. Is there a way around this? Just one more question: what version of Netscape deals with iframes? Kind regards, Kepler Similar TutorialsHi there, I've been battling to get this right...basically I have the following HTML setup: <input class="tboxes" type="textbox" /> <input class="tboxes2" type="textbox" /> "span.label01" is an inline element, and appears to the left of the textbox "input.tboxes". What I am trying to do attach some style to "span.label01" AND "div.box10" when the textbox receives focus. I have tried the following CSS code: input.tboxes:focus { color:#FF9900; } input.tboxes2:focus { color:#FF9900; } but nothing happens. I know this is a CSS selector issue, but I just can't seem to get it right. I have even tried adjacent sibling selectors, and nothing. Can anyone help me here? TIA! Hi, in firefox I can do this to highlight a form element when it is selected. input[type="text"]:focus, input[type="password"]:focus, input[type~="text"]:focus, input[type~="password"]:focus, select:focus, textarea:focus { border: 1px solid #9ED175; } Is there a way I can do this in IE ? thanks scott you know that little black dotted inobtrusive focus ring that appears on links when you click them in firefox. I can make a case for shutting it down temporarily on this one link I have. I've found out ways to edit your profile and fix it. but obviously I cant go edit every visitor to my website's firefox/mozilla profile. In general I think it is a nice feature. But what css can I put on this one thing so it wont do it? OK... I went back to the original source. and it did not suffer from this problem So I went back and tweaked my css correspondingly . Now the focus ring goes where its supposed to. Good thing cuz I never heard of anybody changing it except for themself. Hello Im trying to find a way to force :active and :focus from temporary states to permanent effects in safari ? basically make them behave just like they behave on internet explorer. As of right now, if you go to the website using safari, you will have to press and hold the mouse button in order to see the image. is there any hack ? or fix to do this ? thanks the website is http://www.danielyanez.com and the css is http://www.danielyanez.com/Stylesheet.css it works well on IE and even in firefox, but in safari you have to keep pressing the button. Hi, I have a file named button.html with this code: Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<style>
input:focus { border: 1px solid navy; }
</style>
</head>
<body>
<input type = "text" />
</html>
When I store it in my desktop, and open it from there, the focus works as expected. But when I store the file in Wamp and open it there either by typing C:\Wamp\www\button.html or http://localost/button.html in the URL bar, nothing happens. Can anybody explain this and offer a remedy? heys all, so im trying to get rid of that input:focus blue 'border' or 'outline' that happens in safari browsers. determined that if you apply a opacity: 0.99 to only the safari browsers, then it won't do that. however, this is only a fix for safari MAC. any thoughts on safari PC? thanks. Here's the problem: aparently Opera places an inverse color highlight on links that receive the keyboard focus (see Javascript Development: How do I hide focus on Opera?), and I'd like to hide it. CSS3 property
Code: outline-style is useless here, and I've also tried setting the JScript Code: hideFocus property, but aparently this only works on IE. In fact, I've tried everything I can think of except blurring the link, which would completely defeat my purpose. I tried Javascript Development and got nothing, so maybe the answer is not Javascript. Is there possibly some proprietary CSS extension in Opera that would hide the highlight? If so, what is it and how do I use it? |
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