Style vs. Code Level hacks - why some things haven't changed yet.
Michael Morris
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Plane Sailing said:
Ok, let's see
Michael Morris
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Give PS a hand - it worked
Plane Sailing
Astral Admin - Mwahahaha!
Michael Morris said:Give PS a hand - it worked
Cheers!
(I love working with CSS!)
Gez
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What about a little request or two?
It's about polls. I've two wishes about them.
The first is for a change in the display of the columns, which I would find more practical -- especially for long polls with more than 6 options.
I want the options to be aligned to the right, with the numbers and percentage beside them, and the bars in the rightest column.
The second, which I don't know if it is possible, is for poll percentages to be number of votes in an option/number of people who voted*100. Not number of votes in an option/number of votes*100. For single-choice polls, it don't change anything, but for multiple-choice polls, it would be light and day! The percentage would at least finally be meaningful. (Because for now, if you make a multiple choice poll asking people whether A: They breathe B: Their heart beat, you would end up with 50% of people not breathing and 50% of people without a working heart.)
Since a little pic is better than a long, clumsy rant, here's an illustration of what I mean, based on an actual example.
It's about polls. I've two wishes about them.
The first is for a change in the display of the columns, which I would find more practical -- especially for long polls with more than 6 options.
I want the options to be aligned to the right, with the numbers and percentage beside them, and the bars in the rightest column.
The second, which I don't know if it is possible, is for poll percentages to be number of votes in an option/number of people who voted*100. Not number of votes in an option/number of votes*100. For single-choice polls, it don't change anything, but for multiple-choice polls, it would be light and day! The percentage would at least finally be meaningful. (Because for now, if you make a multiple choice poll asking people whether A: They breathe B: Their heart beat, you would end up with 50% of people not breathing and 50% of people without a working heart.)
Since a little pic is better than a long, clumsy rant, here's an illustration of what I mean, based on an actual example.
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Psionicist
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Michael Morris said:
If you need any help with hacking the PHP code e-mail me at psionicist ....... at ...... home ...... dot...... se
Plane Sailing
Astral Admin - Mwahahaha!
Psionicist said:
I wouldn't hold your breath though. I've not even had a response to my offers, not even a "no thanks".
Michael Morris
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Guys, talk at Russ. I have some ideas for hacks but the first thing you'll need is a copy of the program itself and he needs to be the one give you the keys to do that download I'd enjoy the help though.
I'd enjoy the help though.Staffan said:
I'm trying to recall if the accessibility style sheets are additive or not. If they are, you could pretty easily create one that restores the bolding for you. Anyone know off the top of your head?
. . . . . . . -- Eric
PS -- I have confirmed that this does work. No guarantees that it won't cause some oddities on other sites, but I wouldn't expect it to. Basically, to "undo" the bolding change on your machine, you create a text file named whatever.css with the following code:
Code:
.alt1Active strong
{
font-weight:bold ! important;
}Then set your browser to use this style sheet. In IE6 this is under Internet Options >> Accessibility. Select to format using your style sheet, and browse for the file you created.
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