- From: Jay Collins <jcollins@sagamericas.ca>
- Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 12:01:22 -0500
- To: "'www-style@w3.org'" <www-style@w3.org>
Hi folks,
Disregarding the fact that CSS-P is meant to apply to content positioning,
not input forms, has anyone figured out a way to dynamically position
individual HTML input elements in Netscape 4.x, or to build a
fully-qualified path to items which are not on their own layered form?
Assume the following:
A text label and a SELECT combobox have been placed in a 2-column table
to allow IE4 and Netscape 4.x to control positioning and visibility of both
elements at once, by setting a style in the table ID, since Net4 will only
accept CSS-P attributes on container objects.
The result:
Net4, as expected, creates a layer for the ID. It doesn't, however,
associate a document or form with the layer, so that it's impossible to
build a fully-qualified path to the enclosed combobox. So, how do I get
there? Any ideas?
Jay Collins, Software AG Americas, Canadian Operations
e-mail: jcollins@sagamericas.ca
ph.: (519) 622-0889
fax: (519) 622-0553
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