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Kamis, 22 November 2007

Re: [JavaScript] Border

On Nov 21, 2007, at 3:15 PM, L. Miller wrote:

> I found the answer. Thanks anyway.
>
> border="0"
>
> Linda
>
> P.S. I didn't respond to my own message because this group is
> moderated. Sorry about that. My message was not yet posted before I
> found the answer.
>

Hey Linda.

The code:

is HTML. It will absolutely do what you want it to do (remove the
blue border from images used as links) but has to be applied to every
single image in every single file on your site. The CSS rules in
my previous email allow you to put the rule in one place (in your
external css file) and affect all the images-used-as-links on your
whole site. If you want to narrow the definition (like, only apply
it to images in the navigation area) that's easy enough to do as
well. CSS is a much more flexible and powerful solution than HTML,
in general.

Cheers,
-- Ian

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Re: [JavaScript] Link decoration

On Nov 21, 2007, at 2:28 PM, L. Miller wrote:

> Newbie here. Please be gentle.
>
> I have an image that is a link. But, I do not want there to be any
> decoration around the image for it being a link, or a visited link. In
> the css, what would I use to specify this?
>
> For text, I think that it would be text-decoration:none
>
> Thank you,
> Linda
>

Hey Linda,

the css to affect the border of images would be:

img { border: none; }

to specify images used as links, nest the rule like so:

a:link img { border: none; }

As an aside, the following rule, which you mention,

a { text-decoration: none }

will remove the _underline_ from links on your page. Be careful
about doing that. Studies have shown that most users use the
underlying as a primary cue when looking for links on a page. I
would, as a rule, not remove the underline from links. If you do,
strongly consider making the link blue. Changing the color *and*
removing the underlying is a recipe for confusion in most cases.

Good luck, and let us know if you have any other questions.

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[JavaScript] question about confirm box in javascript

following is the code i am using presently =

======================================
msg = "Selecting OK means you will no longer receive emails. If you
wish to continue to hear from us, click on Cancel and you will be
taken to our homepage.";

if (confirm(msg)) return true;
else window.navigate("http://www.websitename.com"); return false;
return true
======================================

my question is about confirm pop up box.

1.
is it possible to change the title of the confirm box to "Are you
Sure"

2.
and instead of "ok cancel" buttons that appear for confirm box can
we specify "yes no"

please advice.

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Rabu, 21 November 2007

[JavaScript] Border

I found the answer. Thanks anyway.

border="0"

Linda

P.S. I didn't respond to my own message because this group is
moderated. Sorry about that. My message was not yet posted before I
found the answer.

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[JavaScript] Link decoration

Newbie here. Please be gentle.

I have an image that is a link. But, I do not want there to be any
decoration around the image for it being a link, or a visited link. In
the css, what would I use to specify this?

For text, I think that it would be text-decoration:none

Thank you,
Linda

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Re: [JavaScript] Re: javascript and forms changing multiple field values

Google is an excellent resource. I'm sure a search on innerHTML will yield
lots of examples.

Regards, Dave S

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Horowitz" <michael@horowitzfamily.net>
To: <JavaScript_Official@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 4:37 AM
Subject: Re: [JavaScript] Re: javascript and forms changing multiple field
values

> I'm new and my books on javascript are on the way from Amazon.
>
> How would I do that in code. Do you know a good site that might have an
> example I could modify showing this type of use?
> Jon Stephens wrote:
>>
>>
>> > javascript and forms changing multiple field values
>> > Posted by: "michaelh613" michael@horowitzfamily.net
>> <mailto:michael%40horowitzfamily.net> michaelh613
>> > Date: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:23 am ((PST))
>> >
>> > I have a form which is setup traditionally using tables. I know its
>> > not Web Standard but it is an older site built by someone else in
>> > Frontpage. The form has a field category and subcategory with the
>> > ability to make a new category and subcategory. When new is chosen I
>> > want that field to turn from a select field to a text input field. I
>> > am able to do that one at a time using onchange if the variable is new
>> > call a PHP script using javascript which outputs one row. However I
>> > cannot have it change two rows at one time. It appears that is not
>> > supported using innerHTML. Does anyone know how I would do this or a
>> > tutorial I could use. I'm a newbie and have a book on this on the way.
>>
>> Set the innerHTML property for each element separately.
>>
>> --
>> This message has not been scanned for viruses.
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>> Since I do not use a Microsoft operating
>> system or software, and use only plaintext
>> for email, there is little need for me to do so.
>>
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Kamis, 22 November 2007

Re: [JavaScript] Border

Re: [JavaScript] Link decoration

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Rabu, 21 November 2007

[JavaScript] Border

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Re: [JavaScript] Re: javascript and forms changing multiple field values

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