css border for flash object google chrome,safari,firefox

[JBWebWorks]

using css in dreamweaver cs3 for border on a flash object
css code
#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content object {
border: medium solid #8f0000;
}

border shows in ie7 but not in chrome,safari or firefox?

[Newsgroup_User]

Try making your selector -

#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content object, #outerWrapper #contentWrapper
#content embed

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"JBWebWorks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> using css in dreamweaver cs3 for border on a flash object
> css code
> #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content object {
> border: medium solid #8f0000;
> }
>
> border shows in ie7 but not in chrome,safari or firefox?
>
>
>

[JBWebWorks]

>Try making your selector -

>#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content object, #outerWrapper #contentWrapper
>#content embed

Thanks Murray-that did it for Safari and Chrome, but not for firefox
I appreciate your help
jim balthrop

[Newsgroup_User]

I think you may have to just lump it....

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"JBWebWorks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> >Try making your selector -
>
> >#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content object, #outerWrapper
> >#contentWrapper
> >#content embed
>
> Thanks Murray-that did it for Safari and Chrome, but not for firefox
> I appreciate your help
> jim balthrop
>

[Newsgroup_User · Accepted solution]

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> I think you may have to just lump it....
>

How about putting a wrapper around the Flash code and style that with the borders? Then you can give that wrapper a class name and just use that class name as the selector unless you need to have different styling based upon whether or not it is within your #content div.


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[Newsgroup_User]

The obvious solution that I missed! 8(

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"danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert" <danilo@shimmerphase.com> wrote in
message news:gco744$ptl$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> I think you may have to just lump it....
>>
>
> How about putting a wrapper around the Flash code and style that with the
> borders? Then you can give that wrapper a class name and just use that
> class name as the selector unless you need to have different styling based
> upon whether or not it is within your #content div.
>
>
> --
> Danilo Celic
> | http://blog.extensioneering.com/
> | WebAssist Extensioneer
> | Adobe Community Expert