Hi there,
I need to use CSS style=... (ie. border: )to specify the border of a textarea so that it looks like same as the default one on Window (when html is <textarea>test</textarea>).
Nothing among the border style in CSS spec "inset outset..." makes the textarea look like the default one. Does anyone have suggestions? Thank you.
~SueI don't understand. If the default border looks right then don't style the border.
Thanks for the reply. At first, I remove the border and scrollbar so that the textarea just look like normal text. In this case, user doesn't know that it is actually a textarea. But when text needs to be edited, I need to show the border so that user knows it is editable.Try this:
border-style: solid;
border-width: 2px 1px 1px 2px;
border-color: #666 #ccc #ccc #666;Hi,
Thank you for the reply. It works great!
regards,You're welcome.
I need to use CSS style=... (ie. border: )to specify the border of a textarea so that it looks like same as the default one on Window (when html is <textarea>test</textarea>).
Nothing among the border style in CSS spec "inset outset..." makes the textarea look like the default one. Does anyone have suggestions? Thank you.
~SueI don't understand. If the default border looks right then don't style the border.
Thanks for the reply. At first, I remove the border and scrollbar so that the textarea just look like normal text. In this case, user doesn't know that it is actually a textarea. But when text needs to be edited, I need to show the border so that user knows it is editable.Try this:border-style: solid;
border-width: 2px 1px 1px 2px;
border-color: #666 #ccc #ccc #666;Hi,
Thank you for the reply. It works great!
regards,You're welcome.