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#783 (in 2.7.0) Add a class to all icons
as i have shown in
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1298729&group_id=23067&atid=689412
it is needed that all checkboxes in pma have their own
class defined, cause then you can access them in your
theme-CSS
also all image-icons should have NO height="16"
parameter in it, so you can control the height in your
theme yourself (in that way, that you resize the icons
to the height you want to have - in particular: smaller
;-) )
i added a screenshot how it could look like with the
modifications
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I thing Sebastian did this.
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no, in phpMyAdmin-2.7.0-pl1 there is still no class defined
for the checkboxes.
what i meant is a parameter like
class="checkbox"
for each input type="checkbox" element
cause then you can alter the size, color style in the theme
stylesheet
there is no other possibility to access only
checkbox-input-fields via stylesheet
in css you can only define a style that counts for all types
of input fields
the same problem is for submitbuttons and radiobuttons
they should have the class defined too
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Class should be by all icons, for inputs, you can use:
input[type="checkbox"] {
any style you want
}
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nijel: i agree!
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sorry to re-open the topic, but i still don`t agree.
the style
input[type="checkbox"] {
any style you want
}
works in mozilla, but doesent work in IE6
any solution?
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it works in Gecko based Browsers and most other Browsers, IE
is more than 4 years old ...!
... if you really need this use javascript who cann add a
class at runtime.
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ie6 is not simply 4 years old - it is updated a lot like the
other browsers too, they just dont give it a new version
number every time.
but if you don`t want to support all browsers anymore, it is
ok, i use mozilla anyway cause i don`t like Microsoft,
trying to take over the internet ;)
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it is not that we don't want to support all browsers, it's
just that this task is too complex compared to the benefits
we get! especially as you can see IE 7 in the near future.
And it would be nearly a proprietary feature as it is only
usefull for IE!
IE6 IS 4 years old - if you rely on the features and
standards supported ... oh ... if rely on the standards
supported he is more than 6 years old ... ;-)