applying CSS to JS?

[CozmoRaine]

I want to know if I can apply CSS to JS. I have a JS document that is part of
an HTML page in Dreamweaver. I have in in a layer in the HTML and then edit the
JS if need be.

Without using CSS, my text changes size depending on browers and screen
resolution sizes. I want to avoid this and the only way I know to do so is to
use CSS. But I'm not sure HOW to apply a CSS to JS.

Can someone please help me? This is for a major client of mine and I don't
want to mess it up. THANKS!

[Murray *TMM*]

You cannot apply CSS to js, in the sense that you would apply it to HTML,
since js is not a presentational scripting method like HTML is. However,
you can add CSS to the HTML that js writes. Why not post a link to the page
so that we can know more about what you are describing.

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"CozmoRaine" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I want to know if I can apply CSS to JS. I have a JS document that is part
>of
> an HTML page in Dreamweaver. I have in in a layer in the HTML and then
> edit the
> JS if need be.
>
> Without using CSS, my text changes size depending on browers and screen
> resolution sizes. I want to avoid this and the only way I know to do so is
> to
> use CSS. But I'm not sure HOW to apply a CSS to JS.
>
> Can someone please help me? This is for a major client of mine and I don't
> want to mess it up. THANKS!
>

[CozmoRaine]

Here is the link - when you hold down "control" and scroll with the mouse, you
can tell that the drop-down menu (down in JS) doesn't have a style attached to
it (i.e. it changes size and messes up the whole page) -
[url]http://www.net-aid.net/hidden/secondary2.html[/url]

Also - if you are willing to take a look - the THIRD TIER off of my drop-down
menu doesn't stay up once you mouse over it. I'm not sure why that is
happening, either. Any suggestions?

Thank you for your help!

[Murray *TMM*]

> Here is the link - when you hold down "control" and scroll with the mouse,

> you
> can tell that the drop-down menu (down in JS) doesn't have a style
> attached to
> it (i.e. it changes size and messes up the whole page) -
> [url]http://www.net-aid.net/hidden/secondary2.html[/url]

This is what happens when you resize your text. You cannot prevent that
with CSS. And you can see that the drop-down menu *does* have styles
applied to it - otherwise it would look like plain text, and not have colors
and borders.

As for your other question, you would have to ask these people -

[url]http://www.milonic.com/[/url]

I wouldn't use those menus on any site I build, though.

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"CozmoRaine" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Here is the link - when you hold down "control" and scroll with the mouse,
> you
> can tell that the drop-down menu (down in JS) doesn't have a style
> attached to
> it (i.e. it changes size and messes up the whole page) -
> [url]http://www.net-aid.net/hidden/secondary2.html[/url]
>
> Also - if you are willing to take a look - the THIRD TIER off of my
> drop-down
> menu doesn't stay up once you mouse over it. I'm not sure why that is
> happening, either. Any suggestions?
>
> Thank you for your help!
>

[CozmoRaine]

I understand that is what happens when you hold down the "Control" button and
scroll. But I only do that as a test, to ensure my CSS are working correctly. I
know this menu's text may look larger or small on some other people's screens.
BTW - is there a specific reason why you wouldn't put these type of drop-down
JS's on your sites? Just curious.

Thanks!

[Murray *TMM*]

Because it's so easy to do without using such menu systems, and for most of
the other reasons discussed here:

[url]http://apptools.com/rants/jsmenu.php[/url]


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"CozmoRaine" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I understand that is what happens when you hold down the "Control" button
>and
> scroll. But I only do that as a test, to ensure my CSS are working
> correctly. I
> know this menu's text may look larger or small on some other people's
> screens.
> BTW - is there a specific reason why you wouldn't put these type of
> drop-down
> JS's on your sites? Just curious.
>
> Thanks!
>