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  1. javierdl
    Hi all, I found this CSS feature while checking QuirksMode.org I never came across before. It seems interesting. I just can't think of a time when I would use it.Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks guys! JDL
  2. javierdl
    Bad news.According to this page: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/background.html#sizeIE8 does not handle this atribute Can one get this done with Javascript then? If so what would be the code? Thanks guys, JDL
  3. javierdl
    I need this to work for IE8 though (WinXP). I have tried this: div{background:url(image location) no-repeat;background-size:200% 200px;} Not working.Could it be browser related? Btw, it doesn't matter if the image deforms. Thanks guys! JDL
  4. javierdl
    dsonesuk, thanks replying :)I should be using a debugger. I know now that I was so stuck with that issue just because I didn't close the iframe tag JDL
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    Mind you due to the work environment technical restrictions I can only use IE8.The OS is WinXP. For some reason that I'm failing to spot, I can't have both things at the same time. Is either the iframe tag or the textarea tag. I wonder if it's a limitation of IE8, or I'm just doing a "big NO NO". I would appreciate it if someone could enlighten me with this ;)Notice that if you are to remove the Comments tags from the iframe tag the textarea tag will no longer show. <html><head> <style type="text/css">div.c_notes { position:relative; width:400px; height=auto; left:600px; top:-600px;border:1px solid black;}div.d_titles2 { position:relative; width:1000px; height=35px; left:400px; top:-300px;background-color:000;border:1px solid black;}div.b_titles1 { position:relative; left:200px; top:-200px;height=35px; background-color:000; border:1px solid black;}div.c2_sources { position:relative; width:300px; height=298px; background-color:fff; left:182px; top:-10px;border:1px dashed green;} h5 {font-family:arial, sans-serif; /}h3 {font-family:verdana,sans-serif;/}th {font-family:verdana,sans-serif; color:ffffff;/}font {font-family:calibri, arial, verdana, sans-serif; margin-left:10px; /}font.smll {font-family:verdana,sans-serif; font-size:9pt;color:ffffff;/}td {background-color:white;}img.de3symb {margin-left:10px; /} /* padding-left:2cm; */ </style> </head><body> <div class="c2_sources"> <table> <tr> <td><!-- <iframe src="c2cbuttons.htm" scrolling="no" width="400px" > --> </td> </tr> </table></div> <div class="b_titles1" style="width:400px;"> Notes </div> <textarea cols="54" rows="16" scrolling="auto" style="background-color:#e8edef;color:000;font-family:verdana,arial;" >Replace this text with your own notes - Warning:Your notes will be erased should you refresh/reload this page.</textarea> </div> <!-- Notes ends --> <div class="d_titles2"><font> This is some text to fill in the cells. This is some text to fill in the cells. This is some text to fill in the cells.</font></div> </body></html>
  6. javierdl
    Dou! I didn't see your post Don E Thanks a bunch anyway JDL
  7. javierdl
    Nevermind guys! I believe I found it! <input type=button style="color:#ffffff; background:#123456;" value=Colorful>JDL
  8. javierdl
    I haven't been able to find how to change the color of a regular form button.Unfortunately I need to do this for IE8 Thanks guys, JDL
  9. javierdl
    Hi all, I'm a total rookie with JS, I know HTML & CSS though.I was hoping someone could tell me how formatting of text is done in JS.More specifically, I am trying to use this JS popup window, but I would love to be able to format its contents (font family, font weight, window padding, etc). Thanks in advance guys JDL
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