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<0> oh
<1> gufymike: didn't find what?
<2> BillClinton: yahoo = right -93px no-repeat
<3> plya or playa
<2> right top no-repeat;
<0> hm
<2> just align the background to the image you want
<0> nifty huh.
<0> thats the piont
<0> i dont want images
<2> http://webdesign.html.it/articoli/leggi/528/more-nifty-corners/
<1> BillClinton: http://cssplay.co.uk/boxes/krazy.html
<4> so is there something against having a float:left when you have no height?
<0> how fast is it
<0> nifty corners
<0> jesus
<0> i honsetly can't be bothered reading that right now lol
<1> http://cssplay.co.uk/boxes/snazzy2.html
<0> i see
<5> Hi, I am having some problems with: http://paste.css-standards.org/4913 (all images hosted on imageshack). first, you may notice there seems to be some character or entity between the lis in the navbar, this is most easily seen in FF.
<0> how do you do it
<0> the snazzy2
<0> see my layout is here: http://westcoast.bounceme.net/cube/
<0> so yeah im keen to round the edges of the top menus
<1> BillClinton: Which top menus? I think the site looks very good as-is.
<0> see where it says, Category
<0> and Shopping Cart
<0> i wouldn't mind rounding those corners
<0> maybe its a waste of time though yeah?
<0> pretty stoked so far though cause everyone said they like the design
<1> Oh yeah, that. Unless you round the corners of every box on that page, I'd leave it exactly the way it is.
<0> well yeah if i implemented nifty it wouldn't bet oo hard
<0> but maybe its ok as it is
<3> yeah I agree with cilkay, great sight but the corners are fine as is. rounded corners would give it that extra touch tho, but I like it as is.
<3> s/sight/site/
<1> BTW, I'm looking at the site in Konqueror. Unless I resize the font to a ridiculously large size, the page reflows nicely when I increase font size.
<0> is that a good thing
<1> That's a very good thing.
<0> i see
<0> oh the reason the view & buy buttons look crap is cause im just playing around
<1> On many sites, the layout breaks when you increase the font size. This one doesn't so that's a good thing.
<0> cool
<0> the guy who made it was a pro
<0> paid him $300 for it
<0> im just editing it
<1> Visually impaired users might still have problems because they need much larger fonts.
<0> the corners actually used to be rounded. but i decided to remove them in favour of just 1x20 pixel gradient to try speed up the page a bit
<0> i'm not sure if it loads fast enough still
<5> Hi, I am having some problems with: http://paste.css-standards.org/4913 (all images hosted on imageshack). first, you may notice there seems to be some character or entity between the lis in the navbar, this is most easily seen in FF.
<6> Which resolutions do I need to reach 99% of the browsers ?
<1> Does that include mobile devices? :)
<6> no :)
<2> is it a bad thing that I never optimize a site for mobile?
<5> when I view the selection in source (when I select the area between the lis) it highlights the closing tags for the link and the li and the opening tags for the next li and link...
<5> weird
<5> but this also seems to be happening in Safari, which led me to believe the problem is in my code and not the browser
<1> BillClinton: http://westcoast.bounceme.net/cube/index.php?pid=VX2025 That page doesn't look right. I presume the product is supposed to be in the pale blue content area in the middle, not below the two sidebars and the content area.
<0> lol
<0> nah im not done
<1> Ah, ok.
<4> is there a way to center text vertically (other than line height)
<0> i haven't implemented the new layout into the page
<0> i've only implemented it in index.php
<0> not view products or category view
<0> someone tell me though, in ie7, why is the shopping cart head too far up
<0> thats the only bug
<1> $300 for this. $3000 to fix it so that you can work around IE bugs :)
<0> lol nah
<0> ds sorted it out for ie
<5> gmath: text-align: center;
<0> his layout works
<0> its just when i implemented it there were a few bugs
<4> vertically
<0> was actually superb.
<0> i got quotes for like $1000
<0> this guys a champ
<5> vertical-align: middle;
<0> who me?
<5> no, gmath
<0> ah
<0> yeah the top of the shopping cart box is higher up than the contents of it
<0> maybe its in the css somewhere
<0> how do you add those nifty buttons to resize the text on page
<0> does anyone know
<5> Hi, I am having some problems with: http://paste.css-standards.org/4913 (all images hosted on imageshack). first, you may notice there seems to be some character or entity between the lis in the navbar, this is most easily seen in FF.
<7> doing a list, I'm getting a big gap between the list and the previous text. how can I avoid this? display inline fuxored up the css I was doing in the list block
<2> is it better to use #fff or white?
<0> cilkay where you at
<8> How can I get a div to resize with an image placed inside it?
<0> duno
<8> oh, I had a fixed width at another position :P
<0> god dam
<9> guys hello
<8> hello, Lashknife
<8> damn, auto completion wronged me
<8> it's hello, Luerssen
<5> zeekstarr: it doesn't matter, same effect
<9> http://paste.css-standards.org/4916
<2> thanx
<9> any1 can help me ? :D
<10> 1) clear: none; is implied
<10> 2) IDs are unique, don't use them on more than 1 element
<10> 3) padding: 10px 20px 10px 20px; can be shortened to padding: 10px 20px; if you like
<6> i noticed that is not possible to stretch backgroundimages, then how should i make a background image that works on different resolutions ?
<6> i know it's possible in html but i want it in css, so it's easier to change the style
<10> You layer an <img> and stretch it in CSS
<6> yes but <img> is html...
<10> Thanks captain
<10> You can't do it in CSS. Simple.
<6> :(
<5> Hi, I am having some problems with: http://paste.css-standards.org/4913 (all images hosted on imageshack). first, you may notice there seems to be some character or entity between the lis in the navbar, this is most easily seen in FF.
<10> I don't see it in FF
<5> digitok: try selecting the area between the lis
<10> I see <image>gap<space character>gap<image>
<10> You want <image>gap<image> ?
<5> yes
<5> there is no space in my code
<10> Can you not host the page somewhere other than a paste site
<5> no...
<5> well, apparently i can, http://arielchinn.googlepages.com/test.html
<5> digitok: http://arielchinn.googlepages.com/test.html
<5> digitok: does that help?
<5> digitok: are you there?
<11> yelly, what's the problem?
<5> Hi, I am having some problems with: http://paste.css-standards.org/4913 (all images hosted on imageshack). first, you may notice there seems to be some character or entity between the lis in the navbar, this is most easily seen in FF.
<11> @http://paste.css-standards.org/4913/view
<5> you can see the entities by selecting the area between the lis
<12> (paste.css-sta...) HTML: Valid ( http://tinyurl.com/2rqad2 ) CSS: Network Error ( http://tinyurl.com/2dlfaj ) DOCTYPE: HTML 4.01 Trans + url (MIME: text/html, text/html; charset=utf-8)
<5> it validates
<11> yelly, how come I see HTML code when I click "Edit CSS"?
<11> lol, weird :)
<5> were are you clicking "Edit CSS"?
<13> Newbie question: I have a small div containing a form. I want to place this div in the middle of the browserwindow. How do I do that? There is nothing else on the page.
<5> velle: text-align: center;
<11> ]no @ yelly
<12> yelly, Don't make **** up. If you don't know - learn first, then say it.
<11> ]z center @ yelly, velle
<12> yelly, velle, CSS Horizontal Centering: http://www.zoffix.com/css/center.shtml
<13> yelly: But only the text goes in the center, not the div
<5> he wants to be using text-align, the question is where, one I didn't answer yet
<11> yelly, first of all, use background images instead of <img> element, since I would say those images are presentation, not content. Second of all, you _do_ have white-space between the <li>s in the source code, how are you making them inline? display: inline?
<11> yelly: <13>...I want to place this div in the middle of the browserwindow.... I don't see why he/she/it/* would want text-align in there.
<5> zoffix: they are display inline, and the white-space is a tab I use for code organisation, it shouldn't display in the code
<11> yelly, well, since they are {display: inline;} your TAB is collapsed to one space.
<5> Zoffix: how do I avoid this?
<11> yelly, remove it
<5> Zoffix: that ****s...
<11> <li><a lalal></li
<11> ><li><a>lalala</a><li
<11> yelly, heh, don't use display: inline then :)
<5> Zoffix: I have to...
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