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No to mention, this discussion would then be filtered out, so you wouldn't
wondering what part of THREAD CLOSED people don't understand...
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Sorry.
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wondering what part of THREAD CLOSED people don't understand...
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Hi to all,
how to change color of numbers in items OL list, but do not change
color of text in items?
My idea with inner span:
CSS code:
li { color: red; }
li span { color: blue; }
HTML code:
ol
lispanItem1/span/li
lispanItem2/span/li
/ol
Any idea, but without span?
Use a list-style with an image?
James
2008/11/6 Антон Грахов [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi to all,
how to change color of numbers in items OL list, but do not change
color of text in items?
My idea with inner span:
CSS code:
li { color: red; }
li span { color: blue; }
HTML code:
ol
Change the OL tag color:red, and then use the span color:blue for your span.
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 2:44 PM, Антон Грахов [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi to all,
how to change color of numbers in items OL list, but do not change
color of text in items?
My idea with inner span:
CSS code:
li
A very silly question that I cannot believe I am asking.
I have never had to use img within the body tag. I was playing about with
a test case for a client and happened to put img directly within the body
(was for an image on screen with next and prev. links ... a gallery).
I validated, and it
If you're using XHTML, inline elements (like imgs) need to be contained
within a block level element (like a div).
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 3:04 PM, James Jeffery
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A very silly question that I cannot believe I am asking.
I have never had to use img within the body tag.
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 3:04 PM, James Jeffery
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A very silly question that I cannot believe I am asking.
I have never had to use img within the body tag. I was playing about with
a test case for a client and happened to put img directly within the body
(was for an image
I came across the below, sorry I don't have any notes on where, and it's
worked for me. Put the color you want on the li and then use to change the
number color and weight.
ol { counter-reset: item }
ol li { display: block }
ol li:before {
content: counter(item) . ;
counter-increment: item;
Ah, see. One little assumption threw me off.
I know inlines can't contain blocks. I assumed the body element was block
level by default. You see, it goes to show, after developing websites for
many companies and government agencies over the years you can still be threw
off by something silly.
Hi Anton,
My idea with inner span:
CSS code:
li { color: red; }
li span { color: blue; }
As far as I know that about as good a solution as it gets. I'm not aware of
another way to get the job done.
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Thank you, men, it's good idea! But IE don't understand there. I think
what better use extra tags as span.
2008/11/6 Christie Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I came across the below, sorry I don't have any notes on where, and it's
worked for me. Put the color you want on the li and then use to change
And I'll bring the beer! :)
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Russ,
Will you be bringing a cake?
Nick.
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If there are any more posts to this thread I will have to come to
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And I'll bring the empty belly.
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And I'll bring the beer! :)
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Really guys - you aren't adding any value to a list with thousands of
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Yes, you're very amusing.
Amuse your friends off list
You're currently in violation of the terms of the list. The normal
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Hhi,
Whats the cleanest way to create a css prelaoder for li hover states.
Heres the site in question.
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I have done this previously:
Have 1 background image and change its position (via css) on rollover
(that way the whole thing is loaded initially).
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On 07/11/2008, at 10:27 AM, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Also there is this method I found excellent:
http://inobscuro.com/tutorials/read/19/
Cheers
Ben
www.jumpingdogdesign.com.au
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Henrik Madsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I have done this previously:
Have 1 background image and change its position (via css) on
ah yes i had forgotten about that, thanks.
Henrik Madsen wrote:
I have done this previously:
Have 1 background image and change its position (via css) on rollover
(that way the whole thing is loaded initially).
http://www.igenerator.com.au
Henrik Madsen
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Indeed a change in the background position using sprites, would be a good
way.
Besides you save a few http requests as well.
You can checkout an ALA article about it here:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sprites2
2008/11/7 Henrik Madsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have done this previously:
Ben: Also there is this method I found excellent:
http://inobscuro.com/tutorials/read/19/ :
That's an interesting way of doing it! i'd never thought of that. Cool!
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2008/11/7 ben kahans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also there
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