[thelist] Re: CSS Input Border

Lachlan Cannon tiedefenderdelta6 at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 17 00:38:30 CST 2002


--- IA Lists <lists at interanalysis.com.au> wrote:
> Hi James et al
> 
> In trying to remove the borders to my input boxes, I have
> removed the class
> definition and just used an input tag definition with
> border colour being
> the same as the page background colour:
> 
> input {	border: #549c7d 1px solid;
> 	background-color:#90d8b9;
> 	font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
> 	font-size:9pt;
> 	font-weight:normal;}
> 
> at http://www.interanalysis.com.au/contact.htm
> 
> I have tried adjusting the border width to border:0px;
> and border:none;, but
> to no avail: I still get borders. Interestingly, my
> textarea does not have
> this problem, but if I use the textarea's CSS tag
> definition the results are
> still no different from what the input box has now. Mmm.

you might want to change the right border of the textarea
to the background colour of the containing element. The
little strip of textarea colour on the right of the
scrollbar in IE (6) looks a bit silly, IMHO.

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