Sometime around 27/4/08 (at 09:18 -0400) WebWorker said:
Yes that works.
Can drop down menus be styled?
Rather than doing this with markup or extended stuff (which I presume
is how you’re doing it), you could just make a type style in the
Styles list with “textarea” in the Tag field…
Make a new style, type “textarea”, without the quotes, into the Tag
field in the Edit Style dialog, delete what’s in the Name field, and
add your desired style settings.
This style will automatically be included in your set of styles that
Freeway manages, and any ‘textarea’ HTML element will be given those
type settings.
You can do the same with a picker list, but not a menu. This is
because menus are drawn as standard operating system objects, and Mac
OS X menus always look like Mac OS X menus - this is entirely out of
your hands… but if you make the Menu/List object taller than one
item it is published as a clickable picker list instead. Different
function, different behaviour… same tag. Which is “select”; use
that in the Tag field of a style, delete whatever’s in the Name
field, give it the style settings you want, and you’re done!
This is simpler, uses CSS, and works more closely with the
‘preferred’ Freeway workflow rather than the alternative one of
mixing in markup code snippets.
It can. Use a Tag style named select and style as you like. Keep in mind that not all browsers support styling of all form elements so the results may not be consistent across all browsers.