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Does anybody know what syntax I should be using to get rid of the white spacing between my fields when using IOL to create grey borders/backgrounds? This picture is what I have so far but dont want t...
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Do you want the background of the entire form to be gray?
What you need to do is, find what the parent node is that you want to cover. These individual checkboxes are in some element that envelopes them. You need to change the background of that parent element to match the background color.
If you have a section enveloping them, a use could be something like:
$(".sectionDiv.expanded").css("background-color", "red")
Keep in mind, this case would find all of the sections that are expanded...
But there's a way to select one element from these with notation such as:
$($(".sectionDiv.expanded")[0]).css("background-color", "red")
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Ryan Stanford
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What you need to do is, find what the parent node is that you want to cover. These individual checkboxes are in some element that envelopes them. You need to change the background of that parent element to match the background color.
If you have a section enveloping them, a use could be something like:
$(".sectionDiv.expanded").css("background-color", "red")
Keep in mind, this case would find all of the sections that are expanded...
But there's a way to select one element from these with notation such as:
$($(".sectionDiv.expanded")[0]).css("background-color", "red")
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Ryan Stanford
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I want to create sections which I'm close to. I just really need to get rid of the white spacing and I can get the border radius' and widths taken care of from there. But basically I want the blue outlined areas in this picture to be one grey box to create a section that looks seamless.
Thank you,
Mike Klausing
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Do you want the background of the entire form to be gray?
What you need to do is, find what the parent node is that you want to cover. These individual checkboxes are in some element that envelopes them. You need to change the background of that parent element to match the background color.
If you have a section enveloping them, a use could be something like:
$(".sectionDiv.expanded").css("background-color", "red")
Keep in mind, this case would find all of the sections that are expanded...
But there's a way to select one element from these with notation such as:
$($(".sectionDiv.expanded")[0]).css("background-color", "red")
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Ryan Stanford
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- This might get you closer... I'll be honest most of my expertise is in automating work flows, not CSS/HTML manipulation...
$($(".sectionDiv.expanded").children()[1]).css("background-color", "red")
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Ryan Stanford
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