@charset "UTF-8";

/* SpryValidationTextField.css - version 0.4 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */

/* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. */


/* These are the classes applied on the error messages
 * which prevent them from being displayed by default.
 */ 
.textfieldRequiredMsg, 
.textfieldInvalidFormatMsg, 
.textfieldMinValueMsg,
.textfieldMaxValueMsg,
.textfieldMinCharsMsg,
.textfieldMaxCharsMsg,
.textfieldValidMsg,
.passwordRequiredMsg, 
.passwordInvalidStrengthMsg, 
.passwordMinCharsMsg,
.passwordMaxCharsMsg,
.passwordCustomMsg,
.passwordValidMsg,
.confirmRequiredMsg, 
.confirmInvalidMsg, 
.confirmValidMsg,
.checkboxRequiredMsg, .checkboxMinSelectionsMsg, .checkboxMaxSelectionsMsg{
	display: none;
}

/* These selectors change the way messages look when the widget is in one of the error states.
 * These classes set a default red border and color for the error text.
 * The state class (e.g. .textfieldRequiredState) is applied on the top-level container for the widget,
 * and this way only the specific error message can be shown by setting the display property to "inline".
 */
.textfieldRequiredState .textfieldRequiredMsg, 
.textfieldInvalidFormatState .textfieldInvalidFormatMsg, 
.textfieldMinValueState .textfieldMinValueMsg,
.textfieldMaxValueState .textfieldMaxValueMsg,
.textfieldMinCharsState .textfieldMinCharsMsg,
.textfieldMaxCharsState .textfieldMaxCharsMsg,
.passwordRequiredState .passwordRequiredMsg,
.passwordMinCharsState .passwordMinCharsMsg,
.passwordMaxCharsState .passwordMaxCharsMsg,
.passwordInvalidStrengthState .passwordInvalidStrengthMsg,
.passwordCustomState .passwordCustomMsg,
.confirmRequiredState .confirmRequiredMsg,
.confirmInvalidState .confirmInvalidMsg,
.checkboxRequiredState .checkboxRequiredMsg,
.checkboxMinSelectionsState .checkboxMinSelectionsMsg,
.checkboxMaxSelectionsState .checkboxMaxSelectionsMsg 
{
	display: inline;
	color: #CC3333;
	border: 1px solid #CC3333;
	float:right;
	padding: 0 2px;
	font-size:11px;
}



/* The next three group selectors control the way the core element (INPUT) looks like when the widget is in one of the states: * focus, required / invalid / minValue / maxValue / minChars / maxChars , valid 
 * There are two selectors for each state, to cover the two main usecases for the widget:
 * - the widget id is placed on the top level container for the INPUT
 * - the widget id is placed on the INPUT element itself (there are no error messages)
 */
 
 /* When the widget is in the valid state the INPUT has a green background applied on it. */
.textfieldValidState input, input.textfieldValidState,
.confirmValidState input, input.confirmValidState,
.confirmValidState input, input.confirmValidState, {
	/*background-color: #B8F5B1;*/
}

/* When the widget is in an invalid state the INPUT has a red background applied on it. */
input.textfieldRequiredState, .textfieldRequiredState input, 
input.textfieldInvalidFormatState, .textfieldInvalidFormatState input, 
input.textfieldMinValueState, .textfieldMinValueState input, 
input.textfieldMaxValueState, .textfieldMaxValueState input, 
input.textfieldMinCharsState, .textfieldMinCharsState input, 
input.textfieldMaxCharsState, .textfieldMaxCharsState input,
input.passwordRequiredState, .passwordRequiredState input, 
input.passwordInvalidStrengthState, .passwordInvalidStrengthState input, 
input.passwordMinCharsState, .passwordMinCharsState input, 
input.passwordCustomState, .passwordCustomState input, 
input.passwordMaxCharsState, .passwordMaxCharsState input,
input.confirmRequiredState, .confirmRequiredState input, 
input.confirmInvalidState, .confirmInvalidState input  {
	background-color: #ffe8e8;
	/*border:#F00 1px solid !important;*/
}

/* When the widget has received focus, the INPUT has a background applied on it. */
.textfieldFocusState input, input.textfieldFocusState,
.passwordFocusState input, input.passwordFocusState,
.confirmFocusState input, input.confirmFocusState  {
	background-color: #f8d393;
}

/* This class applies only for a short period of time and changes the way the text in the textbox looks like.
 * It applies only when the widget has character masking enabled and the user tries to type in an invalid character.
 */
.textfieldFlashText input, input.textfieldFlashText {
	color: red !important;
}

/* When the widget has the hint message on, the hint text can be styled differently than the user typed text. */
.textfieldHintState input, input.textfieldHintState {
	/*color: red !important;*/
}


/* These are the classes applied on the messages
 * (required message and invalid state message)
 * which prevent them from being displayed by default.
 */ 
.selectRequiredMsg, .selectInvalidMsg {
	display: none;
}

/* These selectors change the way messages look when the widget is in one of the error states (required, invalid).
 * These classes set a default red border and color for the error text.
 * The state class (.selectRequiredState or .selectInvalidState) is applied on the top-level container for the widget,
 * and this way only the specific error message can be shown by setting the display property to "inline".
 */
.selectRequiredState .selectRequiredMsg,
.selectInvalidState .selectInvalidMsg {
	display: inline;
	color: #CC3333;
	border: 1px solid #CC3333;
}

/* The next three group selectors control the way the core element (SELECT) looks like when the widget is in one of the states: 
 * focus, required / invalid, valid 
 * There are two selectors for each state, to cover the two main usecases for the widget:
 * - the widget id is placed on the top level container for the SELECT
 * - the widget id is placed on the SELECT element itself (there are no error messages)
 */
 
/* When the widget is in the valid state the SELECT has a green background applied on it. */
.selectValidState select, select.selectValidState {
	background-color: #B8F5B1;
}

/* When the widget is in an invalid state the SELECT has a red background applied on it. */
select.selectRequiredState, .selectRequiredState select,
select.selectInvalidState, .selectInvalidState select {
	background-color: #FF9F9F;
}

/* When the widget has received focus, the SELECT has a yellow background applied on it. */
.selectFocusState select, select.selectFocusState {
	background-color: #FFFFCC;
}


/* ////////////////////////////////////////////SpryValidationPassword.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* ////////////////////////////////////////////SpryValidationPassword.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* ////////////////////////////////////////////SpryValidationPassword.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* ////////////////////////////////////////////SpryValidationPassword.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* ////////////////////////////////////////////SpryValidationPassword.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. */




/* The next three group selectors control the way the core element (INPUT) looks like when the widget is in one of the states: * focus, required / invalid Strength / minValue / maxValue / custom invalid , valid 
 * There are two selectors for each state, to cover the two main usecases for the widget:
 * - the widget id is placed on the top level container for the INPUT
 * - the widget id is placed on the INPUT element itself (there are no error messages)
 */

 /* When the widget is in the valid state the INPUT has a green background applied on it. */


/* When the widget is in an invalid state the INPUT has a red background applied on it. */


/* When the widget has received focus, the INPUT has a yellow background applied on it. */


/* SpryValidationConfirm.css - version 0.1 - Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. */


/* These are the classes applied on the error messages
 * which prevent them from being displayed by default.
 */ 


/* These selectors change the way messages look when the widget is in one of the error states.
 * These classes set a default red border and color for the error text.
 * The state class (e.g. .confirmRequiredState) is applied on the top-level container for the widget,
 * and this way only the specific error message can be shown by setting the display property to "inline".
 */



/* The next three group selectors control the way the core element (INPUT) looks like when the widget is in one of the states: * focus, required , invalid , valid 
 * There are two selectors for each state, to cover the two main usecases for the widget:
 * - the widget id is placed on the top level container for the INPUT
 * - the widget id is placed on the INPUT element itself (there are no error messages)
 */

 /* When the widget is in the valid state the INPUT has a green background applied on it. */


/* When the widget is in an invalid state the INPUT has a red background applied on it. */

/* When the widget has received focus, the INPUT has a yellow background applied on it. */