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Using CSS to Edit Within HTML Element
Perfect! Thanks guys, the span tags work great! @Vragabond - My boss just wanted me to edit that one word so that customers would notice it more easily, though I do appreciate the tip!- ThoughtStream
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Using CSS to Edit Within HTML Element
I have run into a bit of a confusing problem for me. I want to change the color of a single word within a <p> tag to have red font. I know how to do this using html using the <font color=""> tag, but I have been told that is depreciated (or soon will be) so I need to use CSS instead. This is the...- ThoughtStream
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Radio Buttons and Javascript
Wow that works perfect. For calling the resulting values to be multiplied against user inputed text box values (to determine the quantity of each price the customer wants), I used a button to calculate it, where amount# is the quantity wanted, however nothing shows up in the 'total' box. <form...- ThoughtStream
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Radio Buttons and Javascript
Thanks a bunch Vacunita, just one more question on the same topic. Is it possible to have each radio button assign several values? For example, something along the lines of <input type=radio value="145.5" OnClick="set_pricetag1(this); set_pricetag2(this) - 20; set_pricetag3(this) - 40;"> or...- ThoughtStream
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- Forum: Javascript
