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I am sure this is super simple, I’m just simply new.

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Jul 04.2005

Hi All,

Okay- so I am a graphic/web designer and I just started adding applets to websites for my clients. No, I can’t hand code. I do know how to click on the view source button and actually read through the html to find out what’s wrong though – so, I beg that you please forgive me.

Okay, back to the applets. I’ve got the basics down, can make slight alterations to get the script to read what I want it to read but I don’t know how to specify a specific css style to the output. So here I am, on my knees begging any of you bright developers to help. Here are the facts:

  • 1. I’m designing in GoLive

  • 2. The script I took is found here: [url]http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/currentweek.shtml[/url]

  • 3. I edited the bottom of the script so that the final information reads:
    document.write(“This is Loss Control <b>week “+weekNo()+”</b> please click on <b>week”+weekNo()+”.pdf</b> to download.”)

  • 4. It’s functioning on the site but the default font (?) does not match the css styles I have on the page and it’s bugging the beejeezus out of me.

    • So questions:

  • 1.

    Is there a way to specify a specific style already living and breathing in my external css style sheet?

  • 2.

    If not, is there a way to change the font style and color in the script itself – I noticed that the <b> thing tells the following font to be bold and how a similar </b> thing ends the bold – is there a similar way to actually set the font size and color using simple < things?

  • 3.

    Does anyone know if there is a similar script available that will actually generate a live link to the appropriate .pdf file according to the current week?

    • I appreciate any and all help!

    k

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    @Mr_JJul 04.2005 — Have you tried adding a div or span and then using css directly or by a rule?



    document.write("[B]<div style="font-family:arial; color:red">[/B]This is Loss Control <b>week "+weekNo()+"</b> please click on <b>week"+weekNo()+".pdf</b> to download.[B]</div>[/B]")
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    @klsbsiauthorJul 04.2005 — Hi,

    I just wanted to thank you for the help! I was able to manipulate what you had written to make it appear just as I needed! Thanks again. Is there a url or a book I should buy that teaches the basics of javascript? I would appreciate any help.

    Forever indebted,

    Kristen
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    @Mr_JJul 04.2005 — You could do a google search for

    javascript reference

    which will bring up many sites, heres one to start you off

    http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp

    My own site, below, has a few examples that might help you out as well.
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