change the border color of an image control

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• Is there an easy way to change the border color in CS4 image?

  This is probably a ridiculously simple question, but I have scoured my book resources and can't seem to find the answer, although I find the topic. (And I'm new to Dreamweaver but by my question, which is no doubt already apparent). So, on my index page (oamasters.com), when I added a border to the image on top, the border was blue. However, on the page pictures, when I added a border to the border color was black. I know not how/if/when I put one of those, but now I need to change and don't know where to go. Looks like it was an easy fix and it's probably, I just can't understand it. In particular, the pictures on the photo page. Thanks in advance for any help, you can suggest.

  See you soon,.

  Betty.

  Use CSS.  Add this to your embedded CSS or external style sheet.

  IMG {border: 4px solid #0062C 8 ;}}

  It is a light blue border around all the images in your site.  Change the color and width (px) to be agreed.

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
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• Action to change the border color changes the color of full object instead

  Whenever I try to do an action in which I change the color of the border, the action is not the way that I save it. Instead to change the border color, as I did in the record, the action changes the color of the whole object (for the color that I have saved) and leaves the border to be black.

  Ok. I think that actions make a difference between the stroke and fill. If you have an action to apply a swatch/color, it will apply this color to everything you have 'face' (look at your tool palette: fill overlaps the race?).

  to get what you want, you may need to make a graphic with the fill color style, as you want and use the action to apply instead of the shade.

• Change the border color of the elements required

  Adobe Livecycle Designer ES v8.2.1

  Dynamic PDF

  I spent the last hour searching the tangential broken links and tutorials. I have a group of required exclusion (radio buttons), and the user must select one of the values so that the form is valid. The problem is, I have hundreds of boxes, and they all have a gigantic red border stuck around them. There is no highlight when it is not verified and the form is submitted, they are all simply bright red.

  Here is what I tried:

  Group of exclusion on "initialize".

  This.Border.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Edge.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Fill.Presence = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.fillColor = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.presence = "invisible";

  this.fillColor.presence = "invisible";

  Group of exclusion on 'form::ready '.

  This.Border.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Edge.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Fill.Presence = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.fillColor = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.presence = "invisible";

  this.fillColor.presence = "invisible";

  Group of exclusion on 'layout::ready '.

  This.Border.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Edge.Presence = "invisible";

  This.Border.Fill.Presence = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.fillColor = "invisible";

  this.borderColor.presence = "invisible";

  this.fillColor.presence = "invisible";

  None of them work. Is there honestly no way to control the border color / visibility of a required element? I can do him point together disappear pretty easy but that solves nothing. If the default value is not an option that the customer wants to ensure that all fields have been reviewed by the "clicked".

  Thanks for your time.

  Hello

  LC Designer ES2 has improved handling for Forms validation. It does not require the user to have version 9 of Acrobat/Reader.

  

  So, for these features, you must upgrade to LC Designer ES2 and you need be happy that your users would have version 9 of Acrobat/Reader.

  If this isn't the case, then you can enable and disable highlighting. However, this applies to all fields. Also you can change the color of the highlighted field using script, you can change the color of the Red manditory border. See: http://assure.ly/ * 6tn.

  John Brinkman has several examples of custom/scripted validation models, with samples:

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/formfeed/2008/11/validation_patterns_part_1.html

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/formfeed/2008/11/validation_patterns_part_2.html

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/formfeed/2008/11/validation_patterns_part_3.html

  Hope that helps,

  Niall

• Change the border color of the overview image

  The search for solutions on the web at this problem seems only to show manual changes in the CSS code. I'm looking for the solution of how to proceed in Dreamweaver. Being new development web I want to keep my code run by Dreamweaver rather than beginning to hack the code myself who could create an uncontrollable mess!

  The problem

  ------------------

  I have a developed page which is a gallery of thumbnails.

  When the user clicks on a thumbnail, I want to launch a new window and display the magnified image.

  It's easy to work in Dreamweaver with the behavior Add < window >.

  However, if you use Add-behavior you lose the 'hand' when you move the thumbnail image.

  So as a workaround to lose the 'hand', I would like to change the color of the border of the miniature of the "bubble".

  I have a CSS govern together 'thumbnailBorder' to the top (in a model) that correctly gives a gray px border 3 any thumbnail images with this style is applied.

  The Question

  -------------------

  How can I change the "thumbnailBorder" CSS rule (using Dreamweaver) so that it changes the color of the border when the image is hovered over?

  Thank you very much

  As soon as I remove the link in the field of the Properties tag disappears.

  Of course, so put it back.  You can even simply enter "#" in the link of properties field and press return to do this.  Now you have a link here and use it.

  But tell me again why the first method (which also works) was not working for you?  You simply apply the behavior of Windows OpenBrowser directly to the image.  After clicking on OK, and with the selected image, override you the onclick onclick EVENT behavior.

• Why 'save for web' or 'Export as... ". ' change the hexadecimal color to my image?

  I save a series of images for use on the Web site using the background color #c54a90. This is achieved my having my background layer filled with color and other images then placing on the top (see screengrab below). However, when I export the image for the web or export in JPG the hexadecimal color replaces #c64a90. Does anyone know why this is? I have my RGB working space set to sRGB and the color profile is also sRGB. When I save it for the web, I tried embedding the profile and do not incorporate the profile and I get the same result. I also tried with and without conversion to sRGB in the Save Panel for web and has also no effect. Can anyone help? He drives me crazy!

  
  

  Here is an example jpg resulting.
  

  

  
  

  Here is the version stratified showing the original hex color:

  
  

  
  

  Compression JPEG WILL change your image color values, because it is a lossy compression format.

  Visually, the colors will be close, but the exact values are supposed to change.

• Change the border color

  How can I change the color of the borders of a red button on the click event

  Thank you

  Can be done with the script on clik the button event.

  1. go in "Border properties" of the button and update the "relief - 3D" (this can be a default) to "Solid" in the drop down menu.

  2. If you need any default color for the border before you click, you can select a color from the color white select palette elase.

  3. now assign red color for the border on the click event of the button, put the script on the click event of the button below.

  This.Border.Edge.Color.Value = "255, 0,0;

  4. now you can see the red border button on the click event, if you need wider of the border can be increased the size of "border properties" button.

  Hope this will help.

• Change the border color of text field based on a value from the drop-down list

  I have a dropdown menu with 4 choices of priority for maintenance.  With a javascript script, I need to be able to select a 'priority' in a list box and a text box border then color with an appropriate color.

  'High priority' with an export value of 0

  "Medium priority" with a value of exports of 1

  'Low priority' of an export value of 2

  "When the time allowed" with a value of exports of 3

  When one of these selections has been filed, a text box becomes available in order to write the gap. My goal is as follows.

  When "High priority" is selected, the border of the text box where you write the gap would blush.

  When "Moderately urgent" is checked, the border around the text box where you write the gap would turn yellow.

  When "Low Priority" is checked, the border of the text box where you write the gap would become green.

  When "when she allows" is checked, the border around the text box where you write the gap would have turned blue.

  Otherwise, the border would be white.

  This form will be used ultimately on an iPad using Expert PDF under the player.     I use Acrobat X to create the form.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Yes, I accidentally left a hug. I can fix it so it won't be a problem if someone tries to use it. Happy that you guessed it work.

  To handle resetting, you can use a script to validate drop-down list:

  Script to Validate drop-down list

  If (event.value = "" "") {}

  getField("discrepancy_1").strokeColor = color.white;

  }

• Change the background color of an image...

  Hello, quick question, hopefully with a simple answer...

  Im trying to get the photo with black background, to have a blue background, similar to the one shown.

  Is there a way to achieve this in photoshop?

  any help would be greatly appreciated

  Kind regards

  Alex

  Try a defined gradient fill layer to clear it up. I used two for the photo, below a set to light subdued and hidden so it has only affected in the foreground, then one another on top of the value lighten affecting mainly the bottom. I had to drop a curve slight modification to retouch (clarify) the seam where they meet (and he looks always funky).

  

• I'm LR4 running on a pc. Control-Q does not close the program. (Sometimes it changes the selected color to b &amp; w image.) I was closing the window by right-clicking on the LR icon in the taskbar and selecting "close window." Is - it really close the

  I'm LR4 running on a pc. Control-Q does not close the program. (Sometimes it changes the selected color to b & w image.) I was closing the window by right-clicking on the LR icon in the taskbar and selecting "close window." Is this really close the program? (It also changes an image n & b).

  -> Output file, or by clicking on the red X in the upper right, should work.

  CTRL-Q should work unless there is a Windows keyboard command that replaces it.

• How to prgrammatically to change the background color of a 'number' inside a cluster control

  Hello

  using a property node, it is possible to change the background color of a control number.

  But how to do this, if this number control is inside a cluster? I would not have found the property to the background color (see attached vi).

  Thank you very much and best regads.

  Michael

  P.S.: I use a reference, because the color change must run inside a Subvi.

  Hi Michael,

  Insert a function "to the more specific" and connect the digital constant refnum. I modified a bit your vi.

  See attachment.

  Mike

• is it possible to change the background color of the checkbox control?

  Hello

  Is this possible in LV to change the background color of the checkbox system? When I try to do this via the Colors property [4] I get error 1131:

  LabVIEW: You cannot use this property with this control system.
  Property name: color [4]

  No, it's what are the control systems for. They adapt to the configuration of the machine.

  Use one of the other palettes if you want to change the color.

  Ben

• Change the matte color to jpg for the image assets

  Is there a way to change the matte color of white for the generated images jpeg?

  Photoshop can save jpeg files in the folder you are working on.  Photoshop is not a file editor.  You can change the image, you work on the appearance in many ways.

  If you open a JPEG with Photoshop it open like a background image layer.  The background layer, Photoshop does not support transparency.  If you add the canvas, you can add any color you want from the Web. There is no separation between an object in the background layer and the area around this object that is a unique raster layer.

• How to change the highlight color, click the button image and text and sound.  are there packages of buttons for use in my project?

  How to change the highlight color, click the button image and text and sound. are there packages of buttons for use in my project?

  Hello

  Even if the point of things based Web links buttons created using them is of simple images. Captivate uses simple images. If you need to put your creative hat and not to let the fact that you see the word 'web' scared you somehow. An image is an image. Use on the web, use Captivate. Same case!

  If you change the properties of the button, you can activate the legend of success. Fix any sound that you like with the legend of success and it will play when you click the button. If you do not want to see the legend of success, delete the text and configure it as transparent.

  See you soon... Rick

  Useful and practical links Captivate wish form/Bug report form Certified Adobe Captivate training SorcerStone blog Captivate eBooks

• To change the background color. Using Dreamweaver CS4

  I can't change the background color [greenish gray color], a table, a web page... Please see http://www.urefillit.com/index2.html can use some help here... I also note that the background foliage is slow loading... Any suggestions as to what caused the delay of loading?

  Thanks in advance!

  Using CS4... The Code is as follows:

  "< html xmlns ="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"lang ="fr"XML: lang ="fr">"
  < head >
  < meta name = "msvalidate.01" content = "F33B6715B987C15F0176AAFDA87BE459" / > "
  < name meta = "generator" content = "HTML Tidy for Linux (to March 25, 2009), see www.w3.org"/ >
  < title > Urefillit produces and sells Octenol, luring Asian Tiger and Kaboom products replacement type < /title >
  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; charset = utf-8 "/ >"
  < name meta = "Description" content = "we focus on providing high quality products and a commitment to customer satisfaction - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations for the fight against mosquitoes best price and quality and Kaboom replacement type products available in the market today" / >
  < meta name = "Keywords" content = "Octenol, Lure, Asian Tiger mosquito lure, Kaboom refills, killing mosquitoes mosquito magnet machine" / >
  < name meta = "Robots" content = "index, follow" / >
  < style type = "text/css" >
  / * < ! [CDATA [* /]]
  {body
  background-image: url(images/SambucusBlackLaceFoliage.jpg);
  background-color: #FFCC66;
  }
  Body.C7 {background-attachment: fixed}
  div. C6 {text-align: center}
  p.C5 {do-family: Arial; do-size: 70%; text-align: center}
  span. C4 {do-family: Arial; size are: 70 %}}
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  /*]]>*/
  . C7 table tr {.c11}
  background-color: #F60;
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  do-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
  font size: 16pt;
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  . C7 table tr .c11 table tr td p {}
  do-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
  font-size: XL;
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  . C7 table tr .c11 table tr td p {}
  do-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
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  . C7 table tr .c11 #table2 tr th {}
  background-color: #0F6;
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  /*]]>*/
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  "< script src ="file:///C|/Scripts/swfobject_modified.js"type =" text/javascript">"
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  < style type = "text/css" >
  / * < ! [CDATA [* /]]
  
  table. C16 {background-color: #FFD9B3}
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  . C7 tr table th {} .c7
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  . C7 tr th .c7 table {strong}
  Color: #000;
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  . C7 tr table th {} .c7
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  . C7 tr table th .c1 {strong}
  color: #008000;
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  < / style >

  < style type = "text/css" >
  / * < ! [CDATA [* /]]
  {body
  background-color: #FFCC33;
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  Th.C1 {background-color: #FFCC66}
  /*]]>*/
  Th.C11 {background-color: #FFFFFF}
  {Th.C11}
  background-color: #F93;
  position: relative;
  left: auto;
  top: auto;
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  bottom: auto;
  visibility: visible;
  Width: auto;
  }
  . C7 table tr .c11 #table2 tr e .c2 a strong {.c3
  Color: #00F;
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  . C7 table tr .c11 #table2 tr td a {}
  Color: #00F;
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  Color: #00F;
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  < style type = "text/css" >
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  top: 1116px;
  visibility: visible ;}
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  Width: 170px;
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  -& amp; amp; GT;
  / *]] >
  "* / < script src ="file:///C|/Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js"type =" text/javascript">"
  < /script >
  < table class = "c11" width = "1250" border = "15" align = "center" cellpadding = "5" >
  < b >
  < width th = "888" height = "2254" align = "center" valign = "top" class = "c10 c11" scope = "col" >
  < p > < br / >
  < img src = "images/webpagepicture.jpg" alt = "Header of WEB PAGE" width = "1267" height = "212" border = "6" align = "middle" / > < br / > < / p > "
  < table width = "1188" border = "6" align = "center" class = "c2" id = "table2" >
  < b >
  < th width = "143" scope = "col" >
  < p > < a href = "OctenolLure.html" > < /a > Octenol bait < /p > ""
  < /th >
  < th width = "145" scope = "col" > < a href = "FlowtronTypeLure.html" > FlowtronTypeLure < /a > < /th >
  < th width = "145" scope = "col" >
  < p > < a href = "AsianTiger.html" > < / a > < a href = "AsianTiger.html" > Asian Tiger Lure < /a > < /p > "
  < /th >
  < th width = "146" scope = "col" > < a href = "Combolure.html" > Combo Lure < /a > < br / > ""
  (Octenol & amp; Lactic acid) < /th >
  < th width = "146" scope = "col" >
  < p > < a href = "SkeeterVacLure.html" > attractant Lure < /a > < /p > ""
  < /th >
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  < class p = "c2" > < a href = "mosquitomagnettroubleshootingguide.html" > Mosquito Magnet < /a > < /p > ""
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  < class th = "c1" width = "104" scope = "col" > < a href = "#" onClick = "window.open ('https://www.sitelock.com/verify.php?site=www.urefillit.com ',' SiteLock ',' width = 600, height = 6 00, left = 160, high = 170'); " "> < img src="//shield.sitelock.com/shield/ www.urefillit.com "alt ="security Web site"align ="absmiddle"title ="SiteLock"/ > < /a > < /th >
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  < class p = 'c3' > < span class = 'c4' > Urefillit, LLC prides itself on the quality and consistency of its fine products, that are designed, produced and manufactured in the USA. Production control of quality to the final shipment, our highly qualified team ensures the best quality and reliable service for our customers. We focus on providing high quality products and a commitment to the satisfaction of the customer. We will do everything that we can to meet your expectations for the best price and quality mosquito lures, Kaboom replacement tablets and tablets of bromine available on the market today. With a variety of offerings to choose from, we are sure you will be happy with your purchase. Thank you for visiting our website and if you have any comments or questions, do not hesitate to contact us. We hope to see you soon! </span > < br / > < / p >
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  < class p 'c6' = > REFUND POLICY: < span class = "c5" > our number one goal is your satisfaction. If our product is not as advertised you can then return item unused for a refund. 25% restocking fee may apply. Buyer pays return shipping fees. Elements of special and international orders DO NOT qualify for a refund. < / span > < br / >
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  < class p = 'c3' > < strong class = "c2" > using Octenol to attract mosquitoes < br / > < / strong > < br / > < / p >
  < class p 'c3' = > Octenol is a natural chemical that occurs naturally as a by-product of the plants and animals that eat a lot of vegetables produce. If carbon dioxide is mixed with octenol, it turned to be an attractant for several species of mosquitoes. There are other insects like the fire of the ships and the fire ships which are also attracted to this perfume. It turned out to be a very effective product, especially for the fire ships. < br / >
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  If octenol is ingested, there is a possibility of toxicity. However, it is not harmful in the air to humans, animals or the environment. It is extremely important that it is kept safely of children to avoid the risk of ingestion. Placement of repulsion and the device used to catch biting insects must be carefully considered. It should be kept safely away from children and pets. < br / > < / p >
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  Why all the CDATA tags in your styles?  You don't need them there and they create problems.

  You have considered all this reconstruction without tables?  A large part of your code looks like it comes from MS Word which is not optimal for the web.

  The background image is + 1000px of wide and 374,01 KB (382 985 bytes).  For the fastest loading backgrounds, consider using Gradients in CSS or small, seamless tiles and repeating to fill the viewport.

  Honestly, I don't see anything here that couldn't be done better & much more effectively with a formatting table-less CSS. You want me to show you how?

  Nancy O.