border around textarea in contact_us.php

[ckyshop.co.uk]

How do I make the border round textarea in contact_us.php solid and not 'fat&thin' as it is now?

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How do I make the border round textarea in contact_us.php solid and not 'fat&thin' as it is now?

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You could try this article from the knowledg base. I believe there is a contribution to style the contact form as well, but I am unable to locate it at this time.

[ckyshop.co.uk]

Thanks for the reply.

 

I have done that, all the others are OK it's just the big textarea on contact_us.php?

[ckyshop.co.uk]

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So...what was the problem and how did you fix it?

[ckyshop.co.uk]

It was a problem with CSS and linking.

 

Although I had INPUT set up right in stylesheet and it looked OK for the name and email fields, it didn't work for textarea, instead I had to change textarea class to TEXTAREA.

 

If you need a more detailed explanation LMK and I will type it out in the morning.

[Guest]

It was a problem with CSS and linking.

 

Although I had INPUT set up right in stylesheet and it looked OK for the name and email fields, it didn't work for textarea, instead I had to change textarea class to TEXTAREA.

 

If you need a more detailed explanation LMK and I will type it out in the morning.

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I understand.

 

Some of the setups are a little different to how I would have done them. I would have done all stylesheet defs in lowercase.

 

I don't know how this would effect the overall function, buti it would make problems such as yours a little easier to solve.

[ckyshop.co.uk]

Yeah, I am very new to CSS, even more so than PHP. From what I can see, it is case sensitive, and putting

.style {a:#000000}

is different from

style {a:#000000}

and also different from

STYLE {a:#000000}

If anyone can explain it, or tell me where to read, then thank you...

[Guest]

Yeah, I am very new to CSS, even more so than PHP. From what I can see, it is case sensitive, and putting

.style {a:#000000}

is different from

style {a:#000000}

and also different from

STYLE {a:#000000}

If anyone can explain it, or tell me where to read, then thank you...

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They are indeed case sensetive.

 

.style is a class

#style is an ID

style is just a normal style element such as p, br or td. I have pm'd you on where you can go for a basic introduction into css.