Borders and background of <input - fields

Vadim Plessky vplessky at faringosept.ru
Sun Mar 16 10:50:06 GMT 2003


Hi Dan,

On Sunday 16 March 2003 11:04, Dan Sylveste wrote:
|  Hi guys!
|
|  You are doing a great work with konqueror and it is my most used
|  Linux-browser.
|
|  We create a software that converts Excel-spreadsheets to HTML/JS-pages.
| The resulting webpage works well on konqueror, however the pages look
| better on IE.
|
|  Please open the link
|
|  http://www.xleverywhere.com/samples/interest_calculator.htm
|
|  from konqueror and IE, and notice the difference:
|  1) style='border=0px solid #000000' removes the border around the last
|  <input-cell in IE, but not in konqueror.

You have mistake in style definition.
Change your code (replace '=' with ':') to:

   <td    align=right class=ee103    >
			     <input name="p1B5" type="text" value=0
			      readonly="true"
			      style='border:0px solid #000000; width:75pt' size="14"
	    align=right class=ee103 >
			   </td>
And INPUT element would be displayed without border around (in Mozilla)
It seems to me that Konq/KHTML doesn't change border to none, but I am not 
sure what is expected/desired behavior here.
At least it is not defined in standards.

|  2) readonly="true" makes the background grey in Konqueror but not in IE.
|

I have not noticied this in my Konq (3.1)

|  1) does konqueror as all non-IE-browsers.
|  2) both mozilla and IE has a white background.
|
|  Regarding JavaScript-speed is Konqueror ok, but IE seems to be faster. If

Do you have any numbers to support this?

|  anyone wants HTML-pages with a lot of JavaScript to test and maybe put as
|  part of your regression test, please contact me.

It can be that you are speaking about DOM methods here (but not JS itself)
Many people mix those ones.
Anyway, it would be certanly interesting to see some example where IE is 
faster.  But pls prepare those examples as simplified testcases - max. 1K in 
size.

|
|  I am not on the mailing list, so you have to CC me.
|
|  Cheers,
|
|  Dan

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Best Regards,

Vadim Plessky
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