If changing the font size for the select tag (to alter the size of the
select box to what you want) doesn't work for you, I'm a little unclear
about what you are trying to acheive here.
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Stuart Foulstone.
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BigEasy Web Design
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Do you mean something like:
.selectlist {
color: #00;
font: 1.1em bold Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
background-color: #cc;
}
with,
select name=options class=selectlist ...
where changing the font-height also changes the height of the select menu
I don't think this can be done. Some browsers (IE, Safari,
Camino, ...) use system default form fields and therefore ignore css
rules applied to them.
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Yes exacly, I'm trying to avoid a higher select size
while the option value are in upper case letters.
While googling again, doesn't seem possible as Dusan
told. Like similar issues with Mac OS browsers. Anyway
I may try with line-height
--- Stuart Foulstone [EMAIL PROTECTED] a
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Good day,
Does someone know a solution or a tip to set a height for the select tag in
form, especially with Internet Explorer ? I've just got the case with a design
that set an input and a select in the same line, and the select has every
option in upper case letters.
Thanks for your
