Bob,
Thank you very much for your help! The setWidth() method works great for me!
I will be able to publish my web site on the internet soon and will share it
with everyone here.
Click is such a great product, I wish I knew it sooner after so many years
of developing Java web application using Struts, Spring Web and JSF. We
really need to be the words out.
Jay
sabob wrote:
>
> Hi Jay,
>
> Jay Wang wrote:
>> Wonder if anyone has a solution or know what is going on.
>> I have two fields
>> Login - TextField
>> Pwd - PasswordField
>> Both were set to have the same size, say, 20.
>> It renders fine on Firefox - the length of the fields match and line up.
>> But on Internet Explorer, the login field is longer than the password
>> field.
>> It must have to do with Click's style classes. Anyone has a solution?
>
>
> Click has a default control.css style which basically formats the
> <table> markup in which fields are placed. Don't think the input
> fields themselves are touched by this stylesheet.
>
> My guess is another stylesheet is included which causes this. One
> issue you might have run into with IE is if font-size is specified but
> no font-family. So you could try the following in your stylesheet:
>
> #myform input {
> font-size: 10pt;
> font-family: Verdana;
> }
>
> where #myform is the ID of your Form.
>
>
> An alternative is to use CSS "width" attribute:
>
> field.setWidth("200px");
>
>
> However the most flexible way to style controls is to set a CSS class
> attribute and use an external stylesheet to apply styles as needed.
> This gives you complete control of how you want things to look like.
>
> passwordField.addStyleClass("password-style");
> textField.addStyleClass("text-style");
>
> and in your stylesheet you would have:
>
> .text-style, .password-style {
> width: 200px;
> ... other styles can come here
> }
>
>
> kind regards
>
> bob
>
>
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