M
Martin Bischoff
Hi. I have a problem setting the style of a calendar control using style
sheets.
Example: I have set the calendar control's property
TodayDayStyle-CssClass to "today". In my .css I have:
..today
{
color: Red;
background-color: Yellow;
}
The calendar control will render today's day with a yellow background,
but it ignores the red foreground-color.
When I look at the generated html code in the browser, I can see the
following (this is the <TD> for today):
<td class="today" align="Center" style="width:14%;"><a
href="javascript:__doPostBack('Calendar1$Calendar1','1836')"
style="color:Black">10</a></td>
The <a> tag has it's color set to Black. I did not set this anywhere,
neither in the control's properties, nor in the .css.
Is there any way to stop the calendar control from writing this
"color:Black" so that the definitions from the css are used?
Thanks,
Martin
sheets.
Example: I have set the calendar control's property
TodayDayStyle-CssClass to "today". In my .css I have:
..today
{
color: Red;
background-color: Yellow;
}
The calendar control will render today's day with a yellow background,
but it ignores the red foreground-color.
When I look at the generated html code in the browser, I can see the
following (this is the <TD> for today):
<td class="today" align="Center" style="width:14%;"><a
href="javascript:__doPostBack('Calendar1$Calendar1','1836')"
style="color:Black">10</a></td>
The <a> tag has it's color set to Black. I did not set this anywhere,
neither in the control's properties, nor in the .css.
Is there any way to stop the calendar control from writing this
"color:Black" so that the definitions from the css are used?
Thanks,
Martin