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Old 07-03-2009, 06:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi i recently discovered PEAR HTMLQuick_Form and wondering how i can style it using CSS?
do i have to use javascript or there is better way?

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1) Use JS to grab each object (Either by document.getElementsByTagName, ID or class)
2) If you can't assign classes/ID's to the objects your in for a tough time.
3) Use CSS (but only if you can assign classes/ID's
4) Manually style each element Inline (I don't think you can..)

I would suggest using CSS and hope for the best. Frankly because I think that it just creates elements without assigning a class, ID or name to them.
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