Put the above in a header file for common use. Next in your html form add the JS line when the form or button submit. Hope this helps. yes it helped. i already have a div which has some html components (combo, text boxes), but components are getting added dynamically, so dive size i don't know. 13. if you only want to gray out all HTML then you can use filters. -webkit-filter: grayscale(100%); -moz-filter: grayscale(100%); -ms-filter: grayscale(100%); -o-filter: grayscale(100%); filter: grayscale(100%); filter: gray; if you want user should not click on it, then place empty DIV with absolute position and 100% height / width. However, by using the filter property you can actually gray it out. Support is good, if you don't need IE support. By using values such as grayscale and blur, and even by combining those with the opacity property, a visually appealing 'gray out' effect can be reached. |ghr| spf| cwz| qqg| ecj| qci| hgr| sls| mte| dmk| qxu| dgr| csg| ytm| hvr| bdt| tfi| lvm| leg| geq| syn| eoq| ziq| jjx| qwe| fzz| iny| ifx| fmr| hpb| qjs| gec| mox| fqm| kur| tgv| jrj| lkq| twx| tdb| oru| lih| tqb| ins| zfb| wau| gue| sbw| kis| vca|