You achieve this by using the CSS width property. For example, if I wanted all text boxes to have a width of 325px I can achieve this using the following CSS rule declaration:
input[type="text"] {
width: 325px;
}
This rule applies only to those input elements with a type="text" which is what is used in HTML to create a text box in a form and sets the width to be 325px wide.
You can write a text box in CSS styles. Just place the text styles to whatever you want in the input tag.
I've got V6 Pro and none of these work. But I found that if you do this it works a treat.create a text box, leave it blankthen go to MS Word,write whatever text you want then change the font to that fontcopy and paste it into the Adobe text boxset the default text box properties to the those of that boxthen all further text boxes will have that format/size text.For people who don't have Adobe Acrobat you can use a PDF editor to modify the font size:Import your file into it.Drag a box to cover and highlight your text which needs to change font size.Click font size settings and select a size from drop-down menu.Save your file and reserve the changes.
on piczo ho on to a HTML box and type in <STYLE type="text/css"> <!-- BODY { scrollbar-face-color: #000066; scrollbar-highlight-color: #0000CC; scrollbar-track-color: #330000; } --> </STYLE> Note: this is only the couler for my scrollbar
Try this: <span style =" outline: none; box-shadow: 0 0 10px green;">Look, a glowing border! </span>
Do you mean, that if you load the page, there is already text in the input box, or do you want to have it loaded into the input box dynamically?A input box generally looks like this:* name=" " -- this is the name of the input.* type=" " -- this is the type of input, a few examples: text is a textfield, submit is a button, hidden is a hidden input, etc...* value=" " -- this is the initial value of the input. This is what you are asking for, I think. In the example above, "Red shoes" will be in the textfield already when you load the page.* size=" " -- How big should this input be? Big enough to hold ... characters of the font you specified in css, or in the style attribute (see below) * maxlength=" " -- The maximal amount of characters the input can have. * style=" " -- CSS styles that style the input, a few examples: # style="font-weight: Tahoma;" -- The font style Tahoma in the input# style="width: 100%;" -- This makes the width of the input 100%. This bypasses the stupid "size" you specify in de tag, so the width will be the same, even if you use other fonts... (be tidy and don't put the "size" in the tag...)
You can write a text box in CSS styles. Just place the text styles to whatever you want in the input tag.
You can change it by selecting the text button then make the size of the box you want to put the text in the smallest size is 8 and the biggest is 72 and 8 is the same size as all of these letters then when you made your text box you press the right mouse button on it then a box will pop up and at the bottom will be text toolbar select that and there you go you can change the size,style,italics,bold, and underlineAKA. You can find help if you click help topics it will tell you all about the tools.Hope I Helped :)
well, it depends what you mean. if you're on word publisher and so on, you go to the size box and change the size of the text. and i have heard of a narrator on windows which whatever you hover on it says. and there is a magnifying glass on a computer program somewhere
In CSS, an anchor tag (the one that makes a hyperlink) is called an "inline element." (As opposed to box-level elements.)
I've got V6 Pro and none of these work. But I found that if you do this it works a treat.create a text box, leave it blankthen go to MS Word,write whatever text you want then change the font to that fontcopy and paste it into the Adobe text boxset the default text box properties to the those of that boxthen all further text boxes will have that format/size text.For people who don't have Adobe Acrobat you can use a PDF editor to modify the font size:Import your file into it.Drag a box to cover and highlight your text which needs to change font size.Click font size settings and select a size from drop-down menu.Save your file and reserve the changes.
It depends on what type of text box you want to add. The simple HTML tag for a regular text box is this. <input type=text name=textbox1 id=textbox1> If you are planning for a text box that accepts passwords change the type to "password".
When you add a text box or open a slide with a text box in click INSIDE the box and the screen will automatically show the font type and size across the top of the screen
Paste it in the CSS box. Here are directions to find the css box: http://profilerehab.com/help/how_to_use_myspace_20_layouts
Paste This Foo Or Lady (: <style type="text/css">.userProfileDetail { display:none; }</style> Note : This Is Only For Myspace 1.0 Only (:
on piczo ho on to a HTML box and type in <STYLE type="text/css"> <!-- BODY { scrollbar-face-color: #000066; scrollbar-highlight-color: #0000CC; scrollbar-track-color: #330000; } --> </STYLE> Note: this is only the couler for my scrollbar
answer: Go to insert and hit text box, your cursor should look like a "+". Then you move the cursor to where you want your boxed text. Left click and "drag" your cursor in any direction. A box will appear, and the size will be determined by how far you dragged the cursor. When you have reached your desired box size, release the left mouse key. Then click inside the box and type what you would like.(:
It Can be set by settings the width property of the textbox.