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calling page in frame with my layout
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Hey sfenx...
Theres this option in IE using which you can apply your CSS on all the pages that are rendered by the browser.
Tools > Internet Options > Accessibility > User Style Sheet and specify the physical CSS that you might have!
Maybe getting into how IE does this might just give you a
solution but I just guess it is handled by the different APIs in the shdocvw.dll hosted by IE!
Well... do give some wind while I try to gather more inputs... Sham aka boolean... be practical/be straight... true/false?!
Theres this option in IE using which you can apply your CSS on all the pages that are rendered by the browser.
Tools > Internet Options > Accessibility > User Style Sheet and specify the physical CSS that you might have!
Maybe getting into how IE does this might just give you a
solution but I just guess it is handled by the different APIs in the shdocvw.dll hosted by IE!
Well... do give some wind while I try to gather more inputs... Sham aka boolean... be practical/be straight... true/false?!
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hi boolean,
I have found an example of what I want to obtain :
Here you will see that the search results page is using the site's proper css and not the one of Google. Any ideas how this is done?
I have found an example of what I want to obtain :
Here you will see that the search results page is using the site's proper css and not the one of Google. Any ideas how this is done?
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