Using onLoad() function??

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locbtran

I have this

<style>
  #mydiv{font-weight: bold;}
</style>

<div id="mydiv">This is in bold</div>

If I wanted to, I can do this

<a href="#mydiv">This is in bold</a>

But how do get it to call the class, "#mydiv" when the page first loads up??
I tried

<body class="#mydiv">
<body onload="#mydiv">

but none of these code work. Any ideas??

I know you can just call a function in javascript but how do I call a class in CSS??

wevie

So href is used to create a hyperlink. If you wanted to link to another URL or another page on your site. The below code would take you to google by clicking "here".

Go to google by clicking<a href='www.google.com'>here</a>

Now to answer your question. JavaScript and the onload function is not needed to make something bold with CSS. Below will work, which is what you already have. I suppose I should ask what are you trying to do?

<style>
  #mydiv{font-weight: bold;}
</style>

<div id="mydiv">This is in bold</div>

Kevin2

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=mypage.htm#mydiv">

will redirect the page to the "mydiv" id/section when the page loads

NogDog

Kevin2;1313249 wrote:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=mypage.htm#mydiv">
will redirect the page to the "mydiv" id/section when the page loads

That kind of smells like an infinite redirect to me.

I might try:

<body onload="window.scroll(0,findPos(document.getElementById('mydiv')));

Kevin2

Yeah, I think you're correct. Didn't have enough coffee in me yet when I suggested that.