Hi! It's my first post after looong time watching, so hello everyone!
I have to develop a css template, with animation in @-webkit-keyframes, in an online auction site for a client. The problem is, when I write my css in , the auction service adds something like @user-field in front of every declaration, so :
.topMenu { styles; styles; }
becomes
#user-field .topMenu {styles; styles; }
And the thing is, when you add something like #user-field in front of @-webkit-keyframes declaration, it just stops to work.
So, my question is: Can i make the same effects, by wrapping the '@-webkit.... ' in any tag? Or can I put all my stops (the 20%, 50% etc. ) directly in animation:{} ?
Unfortunately yes. It's auction site, where they try to limit user auctions css styles to one conainter, #user-field. I've already lost any hope for solution for this, people say there's no other way :(
Hi! It's my first post after looong time watching, so hello everyone!
I have to develop a css template, with animation in @-webkit-keyframes, in an online auction site for a client. The problem is, when I write my css in , the auction service adds something like @user-field in front of every declaration, so : .topMenu { styles; styles; } becomes #user-field .topMenu {styles; styles; }
And the thing is, when you add something like #user-field in front of @-webkit-keyframes declaration, it just stops to work. So, my question is: Can i make the same effects, by wrapping the '@-webkit.... ' in any tag? Or can I put all my stops (the 20%, 50% etc. ) directly in animation:{} ?
Thanks!
Maybe I don't follow, but what is adding styles dynamically like that? It's adding it directly to your stylesheets?
Unfortunately yes. It's auction site, where they try to limit user auctions css styles to one conainter, #user-field. I've already lost any hope for solution for this, people say there's no other way :(
@druid, can you post a link to the site. Unless they are doing something server-side to constrict users from styling elements, im sure there is a way.