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onclass and offclass
Poster: Martin
Dated: Saturday April 17 2004 - 16:33:48 BST
Hi,
I tried to use the onclass and offclass properties in a style definition, but it does not work.
my classes are:
.NavOff {font-weight:normal;}
.NavOn {font-weight:bold;}
This is the style:
Code:
with(NavMainStyle=new mm_style()){fontfamily='Verdana,Arial';fontstyle='normal';fontweight='normal';fontsize='11';padding=3;align='left';offcolor='#FFFFFF';offclass='NavOff';onclass='NavOn';oncolor='#FFFFFF';offbgcolor='#C4BF8A';onbgcolor='#ABA361';pagecolor='#FFFFFF';pagebgcolor='#ABA361';separatorcolor='#FFFFFF';separatorsize='2';bordercolor='#000000';borderwidth='1';borderstyle='raised';low3dcolor='#ABA361';high3dcolor='#FFFFFF';swap3d=1;subimage='images/icons/arrow_right12x11_0.gif';onsubimage='images/icons/arrow_right12x11_1.gif';}
I expected, that a selected item should be bold now, but it wasn't.
Any idea, what happended here?
Poster: Martin
Dated: Saturday April 17 2004 - 20:24:23 BST
Hi maz,
CSS is caseless, so i didn't try it.
Poster: Maz
Dated: Saturday April 17 2004 - 22:24:08 BST
Personally I didn't like the results I was getting with css, but that was quite a few versions back. Ruth has posted about css, and I think she has it figured out. I wonder if it works better in menuitem
maz
Poster: Martin
Dated: Saturday April 17 2004 - 22:57:41 BST
Hi Maz,
hmm, this answer does not really help me. But it's good to know, that I'm not alone here
First, i tried the onBold attribute, but it didn't work out. That's the reason i moved to the css attributes.