Bogdan Mocanu wrote:
<table>
<tr class="yearMonthHeader">
<td><a href=...>...</a></td>
<td><a href=...>...</a></td>
<td><a href=...>...</a></td>
</tr>
my project. On my JSP page I
have a CSS class which defines a style specific for the <td> element.
This completely brokes my layout
How about:
.yearMonthHeader * {
style-stuff
}
I believe this will override the rule with selector "td" only (though I
would have to check the selector priority rules to be sure).
Possibly this change could be made to the master calendar stylesheet
embedded in tomahawk...
In my opinion this is a bug of Tomahawk, since it should label all the
tags with CSS classes. A simple
solution to this would consist of making all the subtags (like the <td>
one) declare the class of their
parent tag (the <tr> one in our example) if they don’t have a special
class specified.
But that would make the page significantly larger to solve a problem
that most people don't have. I'd not be very keen on that.
Another solution would be to add some new attributes, that will allow
the customization of the tags
that don’t have already an attribute for this. Then the user would be
able to specify the class for the row,
as well as the class for the inner cells. In my opinion this second
solution is better than the first one.
It certainly has less negative effect for people who don't have your issue.
Regards,
Simon
