[Pro] What should I do to increase one sentence for CSS?

Hello.
What should I do to increase one sentence for CSS?

TextField {height: 20px; width: 155px; }

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Not quite sure what your question is.

The style that you highlighted targets the Div TextField and applies parameters to that.

To target a specific line then you can select the text in the line and apply styling to it - as long as you dont try to apply a paragraph style which will affect all text in the para.

Can you explain a bit more what you want to do and post a link to your online page.

David


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Hi DeltaDave

I am a beginner&lacking in explanation

I wish that I want you to help it very much

I made a text field (name is TextField)

It did not follow that I expected it

I know Freeze Form Item Action

But I am not usable

because I make it in Markup item to use php use include pageAction

Therefore I wanted to write in it at HTML directly

#TextField { height:20px; width:155px; }

If there is a better method, please teach it

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I think that you want a text entry field to be larger??

What’s missing from your example is how the input field is written in
HTML. If it is written like this:

<input id="TextField"

Then your CSS is correct. But if it is written like this:

<input name="TextField"

Then your CSS is not correct.

What will help us write the best CSS is if you can post the part of
the PHP code that is making the input field – it will be between (and
include) the tags. Please post that for us to see.

(By the way, you’re doing great! Hang in there and we will find the
solution :-))


Ernie Simpson, a.k.a. The Big Erns

On Oct 18, 2012, at 3:56 AM, “ima” email@hidden wrote:

Hi DeltaDave

I am a beginner&lacking in explanation

I wish that I want you to help it very much

I made a text field (name is TextField)

It did not follow that I expected it

I know Freeze Form Item Action

But I am not usable

because I make it in Markup item to use php use include pageAction

Therefore I wanted to write in it at HTML directly

#TextField { height:20px; width:155px; }

If there is a better method, please teach it

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/21364404/img22.jpg


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Thank you for advice

I described it

Searchbox

I am troubled with indication varying according to a browser

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This should be easy to fix. First, your search field input has two IDs: ‘keyword’ and ‘TextField’, so pick one and make a style like this:

#keyword { width: 140px }

Related to this problem, you don’t have a Name attribute set on that input, so nothing will ever be sent to your server – the name is what the browser uses to identify the values it sends to the server – so right now you will never get anything to go to your search script. To avoid confusing older versions of IE, it’s always best for the name and id to match one another, unless there’s no way (checkboxes and radio buttons often have the same name as one another, and therefore have to have unique IDs that won’t match the name).

As to your second question, that’s happening because each of your elements (the search field and the “go” button and the “background” – which you’ve styled as a positioned image rather than a background image) are independently positioned as absolute items; which means that their individual dimensions never interact with one another. Imagine that each one of them is on a separate sheet of glass in an animation camera, and if you slide one of them one way or another, it will never touch or move the other one. To fix this, I would make your HTML more like this:

Note that the background is set on the form itself, so it will naturally be behind all the other elements within it. The form has padding, which gives it shape, and the elements within it have no dimensions, so that they can flex and change as the different browsers render them at different sizes, while stretching the outer container to fit. Just make sure that your background image is large enough to cover the largest possible browser field, and you should be good. (Just make it taller and wider than needed, but centered vertically, and you should be in good shape.)

Walter

On Oct 18, 2012, at 11:14 AM, ima wrote:

Thank you for advice

I described it

Searchbox

I am troubled with indication varying according to a browser

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/21364404/img3.png


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Thank you so much, I really appreciate your help.

I was able to make the thing of hope.

I studied creating a style.

I think that freeway user is very kind.

ima


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