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  1. #31
    Adendum
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    Default Re: What is causing the behaviour change?

    Andrew,

    Well, it works - in everything. I've only done a test page and I need to
    do some more tweaks but in theory this method appears to do what it says.

    Two problems with it though - one for me and one for the client.

    With a bit of luck I'll be able to overcome the client objection that I
    know will come with this style as he already moaned about the
    semi-working version. I took the time and trouble to apply CSS code to
    each word in the site but on some pages the same word appears multiple
    times. So I had to remove the CSS from all but the first instance on a
    page. This version does every word

    The other issue I have is that within each of the site page I have
    designated all the content of the text boxes in the layout regions with
    the <div class="cushycms> and I couldn't get that to work with the <div
    id="subjectMatter> in the same text box. My solution was put an empty
    text box on the page with the (ID="subjectmatter") and then move the
    existing text box (class="cushycms) inside that. It works but is there a
    way to combine class and ID with one div statement?

    OK, definitely going to bed now - almost 4am!

    Hope to 'chat' tomorrow.

    Paul


    On 23/03/2010 00:08, Technology Ideas wrote:
    > Try this http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=38741
    >
    > It will mean placing in a manual<div id='subjectMatter'> around your text
    > blocks which is straight forward but you won't have to hand make the links.
    >


  2. #32
    Technology Ideas
    Guest

    Default Re: What is causing the behaviour change?

    <div id="subjectMatter" class="cushycms">
    .....all your text...etc...
    </div>

    but the way you did it will work as well. You are simply placing a div
    inside a div and that's OK.

    As far as only the first word, no repeats - I'd have to look at the code on
    that one:

    insert {
    direction=newclient
    }



    --
    Andrew Baker
    Technology Ideas
    http://www.technologyideas.com.au
    Australia

    "Adendum" <Adendum@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:ho9e60$gca$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
    > Andrew,
    >
    > Well, it works - in everything. I've only done a test page and I need to
    > do some more tweaks but in theory this method appears to do what it says.
    >
    > Two problems with it though - one for me and one for the client.
    >
    > With a bit of luck I'll be able to overcome the client objection that I
    > know will come with this style as he already moaned about the semi-working
    > version. I took the time and trouble to apply CSS code to each word in the
    > site but on some pages the same word appears multiple times. So I had to
    > remove the CSS from all but the first instance on a page. This version
    > does every word
    >
    > The other issue I have is that within each of the site page I have
    > designated all the content of the text boxes in the layout regions with
    > the <div class="cushycms> and I couldn't get that to work with the <div
    > id="subjectMatter> in the same text box. My solution was put an empty text
    > box on the page with the (ID="subjectmatter") and then move the existing
    > text box (class="cushycms) inside that. It works but is there a way to
    > combine class and ID with one div statement?
    >
    > OK, definitely going to bed now - almost 4am!
    >
    > Hope to 'chat' tomorrow.
    >
    > Paul
    >
    >
    > On 23/03/2010 00:08, Technology Ideas wrote:
    >> Try this http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=38741
    >>
    >> It will mean placing in a manual<div id='subjectMatter'> around your
    >> text
    >> blocks which is straight forward but you won't have to hand make the
    >> links.
    >>

    >




  3. #33
    Technology Ideas
    Guest

    Default Re: What is causing the behaviour change?

    <div id="subjectMatter" class="cushycms">
    .....all your text...etc...
    </div>

    but the way you did it will work as well. You are simply placing a class
    inside a div and that's OK.

    As far as only the first word, no repeats - I'd have to look at the code on
    that one:

    insert {
    direction=newclient
    }



    --
    Andrew Baker
    Technology Ideas
    http://www.technologyideas.com.au
    Australia

    "Adendum" <Adendum@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:ho9e60$gca$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
    > Andrew,
    >
    > Well, it works - in everything. I've only done a test page and I need to
    > do some more tweaks but in theory this method appears to do what it says.
    >
    > Two problems with it though - one for me and one for the client.
    >
    > With a bit of luck I'll be able to overcome the client objection that I
    > know will come with this style as he already moaned about the semi-working
    > version. I took the time and trouble to apply CSS code to each word in the
    > site but on some pages the same word appears multiple times. So I had to
    > remove the CSS from all but the first instance on a page. This version
    > does every word
    >
    > The other issue I have is that within each of the site page I have
    > designated all the content of the text boxes in the layout regions with
    > the <div class="cushycms> and I couldn't get that to work with the <div
    > id="subjectMatter> in the same text box. My solution was put an empty text
    > box on the page with the (ID="subjectmatter") and then move the existing
    > text box (class="cushycms) inside that. It works but is there a way to
    > combine class and ID with one div statement?
    >
    > OK, definitely going to bed now - almost 4am!
    >
    > Hope to 'chat' tomorrow.
    >
    > Paul
    >
    >
    > On 23/03/2010 00:08, Technology Ideas wrote:
    >> Try this http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=38741
    >>
    >> It will mean placing in a manual<div id='subjectMatter'> around your
    >> text
    >> blocks which is straight forward but you won't have to hand make the
    >> links.
    >>

    >




  4. #34
    Adendum
    Guest

    Default Re: What is causing the behaviour change?

    Andrew,

    Many many thanks for finding that tool tip. Far superior to the
    glossary-js I was using and now I've re-done the entire site it all
    appears to be 100% functioning in all browsers.

    The only remaining issue is now the 'no repeats' on a page. Wasn't sure
    if the snippet you suggested was CSS or JS? I did try slipping it into
    the CSS but nowt happened and had a look inside the .js file but
    couldn't see anywhere that it made sense...any further clues?

    Paul.


    On 23/03/2010 04:17, Technology Ideas wrote:
    > <div id="subjectMatter" class="cushycms">
    > ....all your text...etc...
    > </div>
    >
    > but the way you did it will work as well. You are simply placing a class
    > inside a div and that's OK.
    >
    > As far as only the first word, no repeats - I'd have to look at the code on
    > that one:
    >
    > insert {
    > direction=newclient
    > }
    >
    >
    >


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