styling

I'm using SlickGrid (2.0) dataView with slick.editors. In the Grid, a user can edit any number of cells which then modifies the underlying grid data so that the edits are maintained when the grid scrolls. This works great. But I also want to provide visual feedback for all the edits since these are not saved to the database until user hit "Save Edits" button. Problem is that the editor method resets the cell after it reads back the changed grid data. I need to maintain a background color change to indicate that it's been edited. Has anyone been able to do this? Here is the relevent code

How do use this image: http://h899310.devhost.se/proxy/newProxy/uplfile.png Instead of the regular: <input type="file" /> Have a look at Styling an input type="file" . I'm not very sure on whether you want to style file upload fields, or whether you simply want to use a png file in a style. Quirksmode.org has a section on styling file upload fields though, that you would want to refer to. If you want to use the PNG file to use in a style inside a page, you should like at how to set backgrounds using images, although this may not work for all HTML elements. I did something like this and it

This question already has answers here : How to make a sticky footer using flexbox in IE11? (5 answers) flex container min-height ignored in IE (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I have a problem with Flexbox on IE11. What I'm trying to do is to have one parent with 3 children. One header with a fixed size, a footer with a fixed size and in between a content area which should take the remaining space. Here's the code - it works with Chrome but not with IE11: .parent { display: flex; flex-direction: column; max-height: 500px; } .header { flex: 0 0 auto; background: red; height: 50px; } .content {

I have a DataGrid with the itemsSource defined as follow: dg.ItemsSource = new ObservableCollection<myRow> ... public class myRow : Collection<myDataGridCell> { ... } ... public interface ImyDataGridCell { Brush Background { get; set; } Brush Foreground { get; set; } } and then I have classes for each type of column/cell: public class myTextBoxColumn : DataGridTextColumn {...} public class myTextBoxCell : TextBox, ImyDataGridCell {...} then I set each column's CellStyle like this: in each column's constructor: string source = String.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "[{0}].", dataGrid