Yep, that was it
Thanks for the tip
On 5/12/07, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's all purely css driven. I'm guessing that something else on your page
(or in other css) is messing things up. That's what I've found in the
past.
I would start with the css rules most direc
It's all purely css driven. I'm guessing that something else on your page
(or in other css) is messing things up. That's what I've found in the past.
I would start with the css rules most directly relevant to your dialog and
slowly work your way outward. Firebug is perfect for things like thi
I know, i'm using that to provide a custom look for the dialog. But i
can't use the css to correct the placement of the dialog.
I've tried using the position css attribute with no luck.
Julian Wood wrote:
You can style that dialog to your preference. I use:
/* style the dojo dialog used for va
You can style that dialog to your preference. I use:
/* style the dojo dialog used for validation errors */
.alertDialog {
border: 1px dashed #191919;
padding: 5px;
background: #ffcc66;
}
.alertContent {
background: #ffcc66;
text-align: right;
}
.missingList {
text-align
It seems that the dojo dialog that shows up when i use clientValidation is
aligned to the left instead of being in the middle.
I can see that the generated div with id "validationbDialog" has the correct
placement(it's right in the middle of the page) but the inner div that has
the contents of the