I need to add to my application a ComboBox in whic the user selects color. The comboBox shows the name of the color and the background of the word is in the color that says the word. The names and values of the colors must be read from MSSQL database.
I'm trying to do it with this code but this one has the colors and values given and not read from DB. Code:
I'm creating team pages. One page will be used for all teams and I will pass the teamID through the page. I'm using ASP/Access. Each page has the same info.
My question is how to best handle color for each team page? Should I store the HEX # in the database and use them in the CSS. i.e. each team would have a Main color, 2nd color, etc. I have not done this but I'm assuming I can.
I have a report that I render out as PDF. I have two sections in my Details section of the report. I want to format the background of each section. so one half will be one colour and the other half will be a different colour.
Anyone know how I can do this?My Details section simply consists of labels and database fields.
In a regular drop down form element like below, is there a way to display associated colors with each option? Basically, I'd like it to look like Outlook's Label Control drop down that displays a small color block with each choice.
Attached is my code. Its working fine and produces great results but all the rows are in the same color background (unless mouse-overed).
What would be interesting to see if I can get alternative colors working here... Can anyone dig in the code (maybe re-juggle) and help me with alternate row colors?
First Row to be #FFFFCC Second Row to be #CCCC99 when not mouseovered
I am putting the results from a database in a table using ASP. How can I get alternate colors in each row. (i.e. first row white, second grey, third white, forth grey, etc.)
There is a setting in IE for "Print background colors and images."
I've noticed that without checking this option, a web page will print CSS lines between table rows, but a background color of say the header won't. The below style will display the borders in print preview, but won't display the background color.
Does anyone know if it's possible to force background CSS or HTML colors to print without having the user change the default in IE to not print background colors? Code:
I have a table with coloured cells. I want to print out the table via IE with the coloured cells. But the outcome of the table does not have the cells coloured.
Are there ways to force out the colouring of the cells in the print outs?Either via php/asp/css or any means.
I know how to alternate table row bgcolor by odd/even method but what I am trying to acheive is alternate colors by the date value in the database so that each row with the same date value has the same bgcolor. There maybe 3 red rows for 1st date, then 2 blue rows for 2nd date, then 6 red rows for next date etc.