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问题 I would like to see the specific style elements that are used in the default stylesheet for the various browsers. Do the browsers have an actual file based stylesheetss that I locate on my system and read? If so, what are the default locations of those files? If not, where I can find this information? 回答1: From the WebKit source respository Unofficial Grid of several major browsers 回答2: On Firefox, look for res/html.css, and the other CSS files in the same directory. Or just open resource:/

问题 I would like to see the specific style elements that are used in the default stylesheet for the various browsers. Do the browsers have an actual file based stylesheetss that I locate on my system and read? If so, what are the default locations of those files? If not, where I can find this information? 回答1: From the WebKit source respository Unofficial Grid of several major browsers 回答2: On Firefox, look for res/html.css, and the other CSS files in the same directory. Or just open resource:/

问题 I haven't seen any docs saying jQuery can change any CSS definition such as changing td { padding: 0.2em 1.2em } to td { padding: 0.32em 2em } but either have to change a whole style sheet, or change class of each element, or change css of each element. Is changing the style definition possible? 回答1: There is DOM access to stylesheets, but it's one of those things we tend to avoid because IE needs a load of compatibility cruft. A better way would be typically be to trigger the change

问题 I have a style applied to my whole application: AndroidManifest.xml: <application android:theme="@style/ApplicationStyle" android:icon="@drawable/icon" android:label="@string/app_name"> And in my styles.xml: <style name="ApplicationStyle" parent="android:Theme"> <item name="android:button">@style/CKButton</item> </style> <style name="CKButton" parent="android:style/Widget.Button"> <item name="android:textSize">19sp</item> <item name="android:layout_margin">0dip</item> <item name="android

问题 I have an absolutely positioned div with text inside it but it overflows over the edge of the width. If i use overflow:hidden then the overflow disappears. However, I want the text to wrap over multiple lines over the span of the height. Am I missing something here? Thanks. #absolute_div { background-color: #8cc63f; border-top: 1px solid #fff; border-bottom: 1px solid #fff; padding: 0px 5px 0px 5px; width: 44px; height: 50px; } 回答1: I forked around with @alex's jsfiddle example to illustrate

问题 <div id="header-container"> <address> <ul> <li>lorem ipsum</li> <li>(xxx) xxx-xxxx</li> </ul> </address> </div> And the CSS looks like this: #header-container address {float: right; margin-top: 25px;} When I load the page, it looks fine in Chrome & IE, but in Firefox it's ignoring the styling completely. When I view source in firefox it looks like above, but in Firebug it looks like this: <div id="header-container"> <address> </address> <ul> <li>lorem ipsum</li> <li>(xxx) xxx-xxxx</li> </ul>

问题 Attempting to update a custom CSS href, which works fine the first time, but on subsequent updates no changes occur to the page. I can see the href updating in Chrome debugger, so the event is firing, and LESS is not throwing any errors, but the colors don't update the second time around. Here's some of the code (concatenated for readability; note I'm using VS 2010, MVC4, thus less.css extension): <link href="/Content/themes/customizable_default.less.css" id="CustomCSS" rel="stylesheet/less"

问题 I have a problem with making contents of QScrollArea to not draw a background. So here is the initial picture, when I apply no stylesheet: You can see, that the contents of scroll area are darker then the overall frame. I have found the stylesheet that I can apply to scroll area, so the background is transparent. Here's the stylesheet I use: QScrollArea { background: transparent; } QScrollArea > QWidget > QWidget { background: transparent; } Problem is that when I do that, the scrollbar of

问题 This question already has answers here : is there a css hack for safari only NOT chrome? (18 answers) Target safari css, but not chrome [duplicate] (1 answer) CSS hack for Safari ONLY (3 answers) Closed last year . I simply wants to modify a styling property for safari browsers only, which will override the default property. simple example: Default div { color: blue; } Safari browsers div { color: red; } I imagine this can be done with the @include function of scss but I am not sure how. 来源：

问题 I'm using Qt 4.7 and trying to apply Qt stylesheets to my application. As mentioned here with the help of border-image you can stretch image with corners left "as is". Here is a good example of how that should work. Unfortunately I'm unable to get the same result. Instead of preserved corners I'm getting cutted and repeated middle part of the image. Is there any mistakes in my code or its not implemented in Qt? (button added to MainWindow via gui designer). int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {