Programming
Specifically target each browser in CSS
by Andrew on Nov.13, 2009, under CSS, Programming
The following CSS ‘hack’ can be used to target all browsers IE 7, IE 6 and IE < 6 ...
All browsers:
margin-top: 44px;
IE7 and below:
*margin-top: 26px;
IE6 and below:
_margin-top: 44px;
IE6 only:
_mar\gin-top: 44px;
All firefox:
#selector[id=selector] { color: red; }
All firefox:
@-moz-document url-prefix() { .selector { color: red; } }All Gecko:
*>.selector { color: red; }
Firefox 1.5 and newer:
.selector, x:-moz-any-link, x:only-child { color: red; }
Firefox 2 and older:
body:empty .selector { color: red; }
Firefox 2 and older:
#selector[id=SELECTOR] { color: red; }
Firefox 2 and older:
html>/**/body .selector, x:-moz-any-link { color: red; }
Firefox 3:
html>/**/body .selector, x:-moz-any-link, x:default { color: red; }
Use a button as an A Href link
by Andrew on Nov.13, 2009, under HTML, Javascript, Programming
To create an A Href link that can be used as a button, we can use one of the two following methods:
function SubmitFrom(){ document.myform.target.value="somescript.php3" document.myfrom.submit() } function ResetFrom(){ document.myfrom.reset() } <a href="javascript:SubmitForm()"><img src=....></a>
or
<FORM name=remove ACTION='removeItem.php3' METHOD='POST' ENCTYPE='application/x- www-form-urlencoded'> <a href="javascript:document.remove.submit()">remove from cart</a> </form>
