I like styling my textboxes as follows:
<INPUT TYPE="text" STYLE="border: 1px solid #000080">
As you know, this makes the texbox look like just a box on the page with a border--no inset, no bevel, just the border.
Problem is, on my site, textboxes often have to go right beside a dropdown list. So far, I haven't been able to get the dropdowns to match the style of the textbox. Does anyone know how to do this? Looks goofy to have a "flat" textox beside an "inset" dropdown list.
Thanks,
MatthewSo, do you want your textbox inset or your drop-down flat? (I don't know the answer yet, just curious myself)I want my dropdowns, textboxes, and textareas to be flat.You can use layers instead of drop-down - this way you can achieve a flat effect from the design standpoint.You can edit the style of this code to look more like what you want.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/cool-pulldown-menu.html">http://javascript.internet.com/navigati ... -menu.html</a><!-- m -->
As of right now, it only works for IE, but I remember using it once before and editting it to work for NS as well.
Havik
<INPUT TYPE="text" STYLE="border: 1px solid #000080">
As you know, this makes the texbox look like just a box on the page with a border--no inset, no bevel, just the border.
Problem is, on my site, textboxes often have to go right beside a dropdown list. So far, I haven't been able to get the dropdowns to match the style of the textbox. Does anyone know how to do this? Looks goofy to have a "flat" textox beside an "inset" dropdown list.
Thanks,
MatthewSo, do you want your textbox inset or your drop-down flat? (I don't know the answer yet, just curious myself)I want my dropdowns, textboxes, and textareas to be flat.You can use layers instead of drop-down - this way you can achieve a flat effect from the design standpoint.You can edit the style of this code to look more like what you want.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/cool-pulldown-menu.html">http://javascript.internet.com/navigati ... -menu.html</a><!-- m -->
As of right now, it only works for IE, but I remember using it once before and editting it to work for NS as well.
Havik