> I'm also not a huge iFrame fan, but I have used the method described on
> dynamic drives
> link below for dynamic resizing of iFrames in the past.
I've not used iFrames at all myself (yet).
An iFrame doesn't inherit anything (CSS) in the cascade from the page
calling it?
If that's the cas
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An iframe would solve th
In that case you may need to compromise a little and regain control over
colour, background-color, padding etc. It would help if we could see some
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with this method.
...portals create some of the oddest UI issues...
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I would go with the earlier advice and null out all the values you will know
apply to that element, using a class called .zeroCSS for example.
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Stephan Wehner wrote:
> IFrame?
An iframe has its own body (I'm not exactly clear on governing
Scott Andrews wrote:
>We have a site that embeds an HTML email message inside a page that uses
>CSS for layout. Currently, the styles from the containing site are
>affecting the display of the embedded message. Is there a way to turn
>off CSS and the cascade for content inside a block level elem
Barney Carroll wrote:
> Maybe I've misunderstood - are you trying to remove styles called
> by/imbedded in the email itself? That'd be a little more finicky,
> but I imagine working from the basis of the iframe would already allow
> you to work on a sounder conceptual basis from there...
Sorry f
Stephan Wehner wrote:
> IFrame?
An iframe has its own body (I'm not exactly clear on governing factors
here), and is effectively a window onto a new page.
There are many arguments against frames as general layout practice but
in this case it seems completely appropriate - any other method would
: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 12:31 PM
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Subject: [css-d] Disable CSS for a page fragment
We have a site that embeds an HTML email message inside a page that uses
CSS for layout. Currently, the styles from the containing site are
affecting the display of the embedded
IFrame?
Presumably you would only need to undo those styles that "are
affecting the display of the embedded message."
Maybe those are not that many? Is there more than color, font,
background, padding, margin, border, ul, ol, dd,... ? Just about 20
lines or so. It doesn't look like a "poor hack"
ovember 14, 2006 1:51 PM
To: Scott Andrews
Subject: Re: [css-d] Disable CSS for a page fragment
why not try just to override the rules on that page by giving the
email message an id and a more specific rule that will overrride the
other rules
body#blahPage #emailMessage p{border:1px solid red;
We have a site that embeds an HTML email message inside a page that uses
CSS for layout. Currently, the styles from the containing site are
affecting the display of the embedded message. Is there a way to turn
off CSS and the cascade for content inside a block level element?
The only thing I can
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