Hi Michael,

Thank you.

I am learning and enjoying it.

I'm a little unclear of why standard HTML attributes (like width) work on some things but not others.

I'm guessing that the MoI specific things, like moi.PushButton, don't support such attributes?

I tested your version and it's really a big improvement.

Now I have to study it to try and understand what is going on.

Thanks.

Frederick

Hi Michael,

Here are both the JS and the HTM files for my "Visible Sets" feature.

I haven't tried to optimize the JS file, so I imagine there are more efficient ways to do things, but it works and does what I wanted.

Thanks again for all you help.

I am now going to apply what I have learned and create my "Selection Sets" and "Export Sets" features.

When I'm done with those I am going to celebrate a bit.

Then I am going to dig into the "Bolts" files and see if I can figure out how they work.

Frederick

Hi Frederick,

re:
> I'm a little unclear of why standard HTML attributes (like width) work on some things but not others.

Width as a direct attribute on an element is basically antique and isn't standard
anymore. It only works on a few element types.

The standard way to set a width is by the CSS width property:

<div style="width: 200px"><div>

- Michael

Hi Michael,

Well, it has been over 20 years since I did any programming for which I got paid.

The last HTML work I did was before JSON was an acronym and anything I once knew about CSS is long gone other than remembering what is stands for.

I just dumped the last of my manuals from my working days but they were likely too old to be any help.

Time to re-educate myself.

Thanks.

Frederick