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<0> anyone know of a smart way to draw lines in all kinds of angles?
<1> The answer to bkervaski's question was yes.
<1> input[type="submit"] { blah }
<1> mirzapirza: for what purpose?
<0> i just want to display connection between a few elements
<0> connections
<1> not with css you can't
<0> i'm open to anything widely supported
<1> I don't know of any way.
<0> okay, i'm googling around and looking at something atm, may be good
<2> how can I change the color of the links
<2> something like this -> document.a.style.color = '#FF00FF'?
<1> that's javasript, ows
<2> you're right
<2> :)
<2> probably I should also try js channel :P
<1> maybe you want
<1> document.a.style="color:#f0f;"
<2> is it diff from document.a.style.color = '#FF00FF'??
<1> color is not a html thing
<1> style is the furthest you can go I expect
<1> if you were writing it it'd be...
<1> <a style="color:#f0f;">
<1> (#ff00ff == #f0f)
<1> But I'm no JS expert.
<3> Hi... I am having trouble displaying my (validated) CSS on IE 6
<3> http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=http://socrates.if.usp.br/~guioc/an/artnouveau.css
<3> It works perfectly on Firefox, Opera and Konqueror... can someone help me?
<1> heh
<1> nicely broken
<3> yeah, completely... I literally comented all my code and tried piece by piece to find the error
<3> it seems that when you say left:0px for some elements, IE understands "put it wherever you want"
<3> also aligning left may have the same meaning to IE
<1> :-)
<3> I spent more time trying to fix this that working on the desing
<4> is there a way to position an image fixed and let text wrap arround it?
<3> I studied some other dedigns on CSSZenGarden to figure out what was wrong with mine, but actually seems Ok
<3> Any hint?
<5> IE generally interprets any CSS property as "do whatever you want with it"
<6> How do I set a rule for all radio buttons in a form from external css sheet? Do I need to specify a cl*** for tem?
<3> reco: Yes, try to float the element!
<5> Mc_Fly: If IE was competent, it would be easy. For now, though, you have to use cl***es
<5> Mc_Fly: In all other browsers (including IE7), you would do input[type=radio] {}
<3> Yes, I know IE ****s, but some other people that does CSS for the CSS zen gardem seem to manage to make it work
<4> guioc: i know that but its more advances. lets say you want an image postition: absolute; top: 400px; left: 0px;. and the text should fill the whole page but wrap arround the image
<1> reco: float it
<7> hello
<7> I'm wondering if there's an attribute to avoid image showing, I think a sort of style for my page to access it via phone where I don't need the images..
<3> Gosh.. that IE thing is killing me. I rewrote this code more than once.
<3> reco: I guess there is no easy way to do it. Positioning an element as absolute actually means that this element is independent
<4> daryl-: when i float the image how can i then position it so its position is 200px form top and the text wraps all arround it? also when you resize the browser window it should be surrounded by text.
<3> reco: floating is the actual way to keep elements on the same hierarchy and make the text wrap the floated element
<8> !v http://www.thingstoday.com
<9> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.thingstoday.com
<9> CSS: Not valid - Errors: 2, Warnings: 285, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.thingstoday.com
<8> !v http://www.4pir2.org
<9> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.4pir2.org
<9> CSS: Not valid - Error: 1, Warnings: 176, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.4pir2.org
<4> guioc: are you familiar with print design?
<4> guioc: like indesign?
<3> reco: no
<10> position:relative; is it relative to parent or previous node?
<3> reco: why?
<4> guioc: check out: http://xs.buero-newyork.com/nex9/project-browse.html
<4> guioc: the images should start above the yellow box
<1> suppaman: visibility:none;
<4> and then floag arround it
<1> img { visibility:none; }
<7> daryl-: thanks
<1> that only works if the phone supports css
<7> daryl-: I don't know, I've to made a test
<7> daryl-: I mean showing a 300x200 px image isn't easy on a phone display
<4> guioc: i think the right question is: how can i float objects arround a fixed positioned element
<3> reco: I never knew a way of doing this you want, maybe is not possible, as I said. But I think there must be an easier way to do that.
<3> reco: Perhaps you should set the images in a sequence on the same element, and float the yellow menu or something like this
<3> Imagine something like a paragraph, you can float a specific letter to the left, for instance, do it on the image
<3> Sorry, i mean, do it on the yellow menu. (image, image, image, image, yellow menu, image, image, image....) and float it!
<4> guioc: yeah that might work
<4> thanx
<1> reco: one cannot float an image in the middle of nowhere
<1> you can have a column 200px wide with text, then another column next to it with the image floating in
<11> hmm, IE isn't drawing one of my divs, when I move the window out of the screen, then back in, the div is there
<1> niec
<11> but as soon as I resize the window the div is gone again :s
<3> reco: :-)
<11> http://81.164.181.189:8080
<1> !v http://81.164.181.189:8080
<9> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://81.164.181.189:8080
<9> CSS: Not valid - Error: 1, Warnings: 3, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://81.164.181.189:8080
<11> hmm, forgot to remove an */
<11> it's valid now
<7> bye
<1> remove the thing about layout/csshover.htc
<1> see if it works then
<1> nop[
<1> odd
<11> nope, it doesn't
<11> I was following this guide: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail
<11> colums are working fine ..
<1> odd
<1> your margin in #info could be simpler
<1> margin: 20px 10px 10px 10px;
<11> ok
<1> try removing the min-width thing
<1> IE doesn't do minwidth
<11> same problem
<1> apart from that there's no reason why it should be ****ing up
<1> in the html, comment out the three colums
<1> #middle div
<11> yes, then it renders
<1> I guess it's IE's problem with the box model
<11> as soon as I add 1 column, the div doesn't render
<1> add some bright bg color to #middle
<1> and uncomment that
<1> but comment everything inside it
<11> done
<1> maybe some height to middle so it's actually there :-)
<11> done :)
<1> odd
<1> why does that work
<1> try uncommenting #content div
<1> oh wait
<1> you can't have relative position and flot
<1> float
<1> remove the position:relative;
<11> lol, the height in middle fixed the rendering problem :s
<11> works fine now
<11> thanks :)
<11> weird **** :)
<1> remove the position:relative; for #menu, #content, #right
<1> and the height:1px;
<1> and it should work
<11> then the left column dissapears ..
<11> and the rendering problem is back without the height
<1> tbh#
<1> that code is messed up
<1> right:140px
<11> http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail
<1> you need position:absolute; for that to work
<11> well, it's rendering fine in any browser on my pc now ..
<1> that's some odd **** there
<11> it's working fine without that right:140px; so I guess it doesn't work
<1> `css left
<9> css left: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-left
<1> ok
<1> I was wrong
<1> it does work with relative positioning
<11> well, but it seems that right value isn't needed
<12> hi.
<11> this kinda ****s, do you know a better way to make a 3 column layout with fixed side columns daryl- ?
<1> erm
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