Rails - Dec 2006 - No CSS styles for date_select, datetime_select

Hi all.

This question has been asked before but has not been answered, so I''ll
try once again:

Adding :class => "some_css_class" to the form.date_select or
form.datetime_select helpers doesn''t do anything; the resulting HTML
has
no class= attribute in the <select> tag. Is this a bug in date_helper.rb
or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

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Adam Block wrote:
> Adding :class => "some_css_class" to the form.date_select or
> form.datetime_select helpers doesn''t do anything; the resulting
HTML has
> no class= attribute in the <select> tag. Is this a bug in
date_helper.rb
> or am I doing something wrong?
When an HTML tag doesn''t work I always try :html => { :some =>
''tag'' }. As
far as I can tell most tag builders support that.

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Phlip wrote:
> When an HTML tag doesn''t work I always try :html => { :some
=> ''tag'' }.
Thanks for the suggestion. Didn''t work, unfortunately.

The date selectors wrap multiple HTML elements, but it looks like any 
class/html attributes are not cascading downwards to the individual tag 
builders.

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On Dec 10, 2006, at 1:07 PM, Adam Block wrote:
>
> Phlip wrote:
>> When an HTML tag doesn''t work I always try :html => { :some
=>
>> ''tag'' }.
>
> Thanks for the suggestion. Didn''t work, unfortunately.
>
> The date selectors wrap multiple HTML elements, but it looks like any
> class/html attributes are not cascading downwards to the individual  
> tag
> builders.
>
> /afb
Hey Adam-


	Yeah the date selectors don''t allow you to pass html options, lame.  
The way I have worked around this was to use a little js:


<script>
$$(''select'').each(function(el) {
   if(el.className == ""){
     el.addClassName("date-required");	
   }
});
</script>

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You can use
<span class="something">
 <%= date_select %>
</span>

css
.something select {
 your styles here
}

Adam Block wrote:
> Phlip wrote:
>> When an HTML tag doesn''t work I always try :html => { :some
=> ''tag'' }.
> 
> Thanks for the suggestion. Didn''t work, unfortunately.
> 
> The date selectors wrap multiple HTML elements, but it looks like any 
> class/html attributes are not cascading downwards to the individual tag 
> builders.
> 
> /afb

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Edx Erx wrote:
> You can use
> <span class="something">
>  <%= date_select %>
> </span>
Doesn''t work. SELECTs seem to be very sensitive. What I am doing now is
a variant on that, though:

<span class="form_element">
<%= date_select %>
</span>

.form_element select {
  font-size: 10px;
}

That works, though it''s not ideal.

Thanks for all the feedback.

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