OK Jamie,
I can insert that with the regexp function of PHP. Now I think of it,
I can also replace 'height:80px;' (or better 'height:[0-9]{1,}[px|
%|...];' with ':auto;' with regexp.
Thanks
Insomniux
On 5 dec, 14:53, "Jamie C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This should do the trick:
>
> <DIV CLASS='inputfield' STYLE='height:80px; height:auto; font-weight:bold;'
> >
>
> On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 2:42 AM, insomniux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Thanks Jamie,
>
> > This is useful info. In my case however there is a _style_ def in the
> > tag, this will overrule the class definition:
> > <DIV CLASS='inputfield' STYLE='height:80px; font-weight:bold;' >
> > Taking this example as starting point. I cannot remove anything from
> > this tag, but I can add additional info (any info, on any position).
> > Could you think of any _addition_ to this tag which legally resets the
> > height definition?
>
> > Insomniux
>
> > On 5 dec, 06:00, "Jamie C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > insomniux,1. is it allowed to use two inline STYLE definitions in the
> > same
> > > tag
>
> > > This will cause a conflict in most browsers I think.
>
> > OK, I could not find anywhere that it is not valid to apply more than
> > 1 inline style per tag.
>
> > > 2. is there a way to conditionally apply an inline style (e.g. when
> > > I'm a DIV, do not apply height, when I'm a TEXTAREA, do apply the
> > > height)
>
> > > textarea.className{height: 80px;}
> > > div.className{height: auto;}
>
> > > 3. is there a way (inline) to reset a previously defined style (e.g.
> > > through the class)
>
> > > <div class="className1 className2"></div>
> > > (className2 will override className1 styles)
>
> > > I think this answers your question.
>
> > > Cheers,
> > > Jamie
>
> > > On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 3:38 PM, insomniux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > wrote:
>
> > > > Hi, I have a FRAME which can be shown in two ways: editable and non-
> > > > editable. My php program builds both representations in (nearly) the
> > > > same way. The entire page is based on information from a database
> > > > (both layout and content). On my pages I can have a textarea, for
> > > > which I set the height property in an inline style:
>
> > > > <TEXTAREA CLASS='inputfield' STYLE='height:80px; font-weight:bold;'
> > > > >here my text</TEXTAREA>
>
> > > > When my php mechanism builds the 'non-editable' representation, I
> > > > replace the TEXTAREA with a DIV tag:
>
> > > > <DIV CLASS='inputfield' STYLE='height:80px; font-weight:bold;' >here
> > > > my text</DIV>
>
> > > > The information in the STYLE attribute is picked up from a database,
> > > > meaning, I do not know in advance which styles are defined. In this
> > > > case I want to 'unset' the height property. I've tried to ADD a second
> > > > STYLE attribute: STYLE='height:auto':
>
> > > > <DIV CLASS='inputfield' STYLE='height:80px; font-weight:bold;'
> > > > STYLE='height:auto;'>here my text</DIV>
>
> > > > This however does either nothing (example above) or also resets the
> > > > font-style (when I switch both STYLE definitions).
>
> > > > My questions:
> > > > 1. is it allowed to use two inline STYLE definitions in the same tag
> > > > 2. is there a way to conditionally apply an inline style (e.g. when
> > > > I'm a DIV, do not apply height, when I'm a TEXTAREA, do apply the
> > > > height)
> > > > 3. is there a way (inline) to reset a previously defined style (e.g.
> > > > through the class)
> > > > Thanks
> > > > Insomniux
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