When Domino sends Computed fields to the browser it is as text, so you will not
be able to use the <input> tag's style.
Best way to do it is wrap your field inside a <span> tag and apply a class to
this:
[<span class="passthru">]
<span class=".ComputedFields">
put your field here
</span>
[</span>]
You now need to add this to your CSS. You can make it easy by putting it in the
same place as your input definition, like this:
[<span class="css">]
.ComputedFields, input, select, textarea{
background-color:#ff6600;
}
[</span>]
HTH, drop me a line if you have any problems,
Jake
PS If you computed fields are in table cells you can apply the style to that
instead of using the <span> tag....
When Domino sends Computed fields to the browser it is as text, so you will not be able to use the <input> tag's style.
Best way to do it is wrap your field inside a <span> tag and apply a class to this: [<span class="passthru">] <span class=".ComputedFields"> put your field here </span> [</span>] You now need to add this to your CSS. You can make it easy by putting it in the same place as your input definition, like this: [<span class="css">] .ComputedFields, input, select, textarea{ background-color:#ff6600; } [</span>]
HTH, drop me a line if you have any problems, Jake PS If you computed fields are in table cells you can apply the style to that instead of using the <span> tag....