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  • grafholic0

    macromedia forum has interesting thread.
    link here:
    http://www.macromedia.com/cfusio…

    i don't know how exactly google toolbar is configured to search for what field name to target as their autofill -- but this thread talks about how you can change your css to hack it.

    it says:
    "1. You can change the names of your input fields so that Google's toolbar
    isn't triggered.

    or

    2. Change this CSS rule:

    input, select { background: #333333; border: 1px solid #999999; font-size:
    small;}

    to this (note the !important added after the background color):

    input, select { background: #333333 !important; border: 1px solid #999999;
    font-size: small;}

    In case you're not familiar with the !important property, yes it is ! first,
    then important. (Often when I tell people this they seem to think it is a
    typo and should be important! but it really is !important.)

    If you want to figure out why this happens, I'd try removing your other CSS
    rules one at a time. I have the feeling (but no proof or testing) that it is
    the body cursor that's messing things up for you. I'd love to hear what's
    causing it, so do let us know if you figure it out."

    hope this helps.

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