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"Edit in Datasheet" CSS

Asked By Jeff Adams
28-Jan-08 02:48 PM
Does anyone know what the CSS class name is in 2007 for the "Edit in
Datasheet" background colors?

I typically use the IE Developer toolbar or the Firebug extension in
Firefox to find the CSS class names but in this case nothing works.

Thanks.

Hi Can you help,I want to makea flash banner in share point designer 2007--

Asked By danishma
29-Jan-08 08:12 AM
Hi
Can you help,I want to makea flash banner in share point designer 2007
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Young man need help to make web site in share point designer 2007

I'm also looking for the answer to this. Is this a post SP1 thing foryou?

Asked By LennyHollan
04-Feb-08 10:01 PM
I am also looking for the answer to this. Is this a post SP1 thing for
you?

"Edit in Datasheet" CSS

Asked By Jeff Adams
30-Jan-08 09:55 AM
On 2008-01-29 19:39:10 -0600, LennyHolland@googlemail.com said:


This is the first time I've had to deal with the "Edit in Datasheet"
styles so I wouldn't know. Please post here if you find the answer.
This is driving my crazy.
"Edit in Datasheet" CSS
Asked By Jeff Adams
30-Jan-08 05:59 PM
On 2008-01-29 19:39:10 -0600, LennyHolland@googlemail.com said:


I think I've fixed my problem, hopefully this helps you too.

The only way I could get the background color in the datasheet view to
change was to change the color on the  element. That meant I
needed another element that was unique enough I could target it with
CSS yet still wrapped the entire contents of the page.

Looking through the source code there is always a form tag (common with
.net I suppose) with the id="aspnetForm" just inside the body.

So I set the CSS in my theme like this:

body {
/* fake background color for ActiveX items like "Edit in Datasheet */
background-color: white;
}

form#aspnetForm {
/* real background color for the site */
background-color: #002842;

/* to be sure it fills the whole page vertically */
height: 100%;
}

Voila! White background for the datasheet views and other ActiveX
controls but still a dark blue background for the site as a whole.
Voila indeed!!
Asked By LennyHollan
04-Feb-08 10:01 PM
Voila indeed!!

Seems to do the trick for me too. I only changed one thing; we are
using a background image, so I had to make the aspnetform color
transparent.

Thanks for the fix mate!!
Edit in Datasheet
Asked By Lair
18-Jul-08 01:39 PM
Hi Lenny,



I've having this same problem for a while.

Where do I find the file or files to be edit?

I am new to SharePoint, can you please post the steps or at least post the file that and were it should be edit.



Thanks
Edit in Datasheet
Asked By Lair Lair
21-Jul-08 01:51 PM
Where exactly did you add the tags and in what file.
Can you provide with an example.

Thanks
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