[thesite] Ratings Bar .. CSS .. yet again ...
David McCreath
mccreath at ak.net
Thu Jan 3 18:29:48 CST 2002
Oh, I see. Yeah. I think you're going to need either another style like
"rating-empty" to get the "solid" and "#000" attributes on the border,
or put those attributes inline with the "1px" attributes. (That's how I
got it to work, anyway.)
Since I assume you're assigning those classes dynamically, it would be
easiest to create another class and assign that where aard and I were
saying you'd leave off the class altogether. (Give it a bright pink
background, okay? ;p )
Oh, and the widths of the individual cells should be "20%" each, but you
probably already knew that.
David
Michele Foster wrote:
> Yeah, it does .. which is what I had original thought .. but the lines don't
> work. And, my understanding is that we want to be able to colourize the
> border .. i.e. in this CSS it is black, but in say oldschoolevolt.css, we
> will probably want to use the blue border.
>
> To backtrack .. we've left inline style for the sides of the borders .. i.e.
> each cell either does or doesn't have a 1 px width border applied. Then the
> background, border colour and border type (in this case solid) comes from
> the CSS.
>
> I've modified the sample article, removing the class="rating" from the last
> cell, see what I mean?
>
> http://test.evolt.org/article/Just_a_Test/18/17463/index.html
>
> Thanks guys ...
>
> Mich
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David McCreath" <mccreath at ak.net>
>
> | > How do I show the non-rated portion? I think I need two classes,
> rating_on
> | > and rating_off to get this to work. Do you have any other options?
> |
> |
> | The simplest solution is to not apply a class to those cells; only apply
> | it to the cells required to show the rating. Make sense?
> |
>
>
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