CSS Selectors

By admin, on February 16th, 2012%

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CSS Selectors are the most handy way to apply styles to select HTML elements. CSS Selectors are widely used in jQuery and HTML DOM Parsers etc.

a.[href*="jpg"] {
color : green;
}

This will apply the style to all anchor tags which have their href tag linking to jpg images.

a.[href*="jpg"][id="nav"] {
color : green;
}

This will apply the . . . → Read More: CSS Selectors

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CSS margin style property not working

By admin, on November 15th, 2011%

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There’s a weird characteristic of margin style property. Instead of adding two margins together, a web browser applies the larger of the two margins. This is called colliding margins.

For example, if there an unordered list tag above a paragraph tag. The list tag is assigned with the bottom margin of 20 pixels . . . → Read More: CSS margin style property not working

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CSS font-size property not working in Internet Explorer

By admin, on July 28th, 2010%

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CSS (Cascading Style Sheete) font-size property does not work properly in Internet Explorer (IE) if spcified in this way,

font-size: small

or

font-size: medium

In mozilla firefox, it works fine.

Workaround:

Use em to specify the font size e.g.,

<style  type=”text/css”>
body {font-size: 0.75em;}
</style>

 

Inheritance can cause problems, for nested tags, when em or % sizing of the text is used. For example, if you . . . → Read More: CSS font-size property not working in Internet Explorer

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