Adrian,
#!$%# IE.
One thing we wanted to do for a long time was to harmonize the layout
of the HTML code for all controls, with an outer span, something like
this for selects:
<span class="xforms-control xforms-select ... A" ...>
<label .../><!-- control label -->
<span class="... B">
<span>...</span>
<span>...</span>
</span>
<label .../><!-- control alert -->
...
</span>
We may have another bug/RFE but we have this one for sure:
http://forge.objectweb.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=304679&group_id=168&atid=350207If we then placed the classes on A and B above, then we could work
around this for IE.
-Erik
Adrian Baker wrote:
> Looks like some non-IE compatible selectors have crept into
> xforms.css.template:
>
> span.xforms-select-appearance-full.xforms-required-empty,
> span.xforms-select1-appearance-full.xforms-required-empty {
> background-color: #fcc
> }
>
> span.xforms-select-appearance-full.xforms-required-empty input,
> span.xforms-select1-appearance-full.xforms-required-empty input {
> border: none
> }
>
> Although this makes required-but-empty radios/checkboxes look much
> better, the selector (under IE) wrongly applies it to the span around a
> regular input, which looks wrong (no border, too big).
>
> Only way I can see around this is to generate a
> xforms-required-empty-select(1) class for the wrapping span, which is a
> pain because you have to edit all the add/remove code. Otherwise, for IE
> at least, might have to revert to old behavior of styling each radio
> individually (which looks worse, but works). Yay for IE.
>
> Adrian
>
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