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beginners problem styling using an id
Could it have anything to do with my CMS....I use Drupal..it might be in conflict or somthing...I don't get any errors though- daantje
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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beginners problem styling using an id
I already tried that....without result- daantje
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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beginners problem styling using an id
Actually it does....see the top of the forum. Could it have anything to do with the fact that I already assigned a color to it using css. But this loads before the javascript does right...so that couldn't be it...could it?- daantje
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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beginners problem styling using an id
I am using FireFox so that's probably it. I tried using <script type=\"text/javascript\"> if( \"#term{$term->tid}\" == location.hash){ document.getElementById(\"term{$term->tid}\").style.color=\"#ff0000\"; } </script>"; But that didn't work either. When I put the alert in I get a true as...- daantje
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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beginners problem styling using an id
For my website I had to add javascript with my PHP site in order to get the anchor tag from the current page. This in order to compare it to the id of an <span> tag in the page. Javascript is not my strong side. So of course the script doesn't work.This is the problem: Here is my...- daantje
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