On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 3:34 AM, Vikas Rawal <vikaslists@agrarianresearch.org> wrote:
> >There is a field in my model called "name". What do I give in the cssThe problem is that the #id is different for each row of the tabular
> >file to reduce its width to say 100px?
>
> This is css rather than Django but this is what I did to make my
> input field wider ...
>
> .wider .vTextField {
> width: 60em !important;
> }
>
> If you view source in your browser you should see input elements
> with class="vTextField" among others depending on the type of
> element.
>
> However, you should also see that each field has its own
> id="whatever" so you can address each field individually in your css
> file using #whatever .vTextField {...}.
inline object.
it takes the form
id="id_member_set-0-name" for the first row, id="id_member_set-1-name"
for the second row, etc.
Therefore #whatever does not work. Is there a way of using regex or
something like that to cover all the above formulations of "id".
Yes there is, but this is no django thing you are asking, using jquery you can accomplish that :
jQuery('[id^=id_member_set]').each(so_stuff)
Check the web, there is a __LOT__ of info on this.
Vikas
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