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<0> of course, or it woulnt sent
<1> FirefighterBlu3: wrong.
<0> i receive the e-mail but i dont see the styles
<2> i don't recommend actually using nifty corners :)
<2> but you *can* do it
<3> are there any reasons why background-color wouldn't be recognised?
<2> CerealVore, link to your page plz?
<4> using a block of html to create a curved border isn't a curved -border- :P it's a framework to simulate it.
<3> http://velera.yourhub.net.au and http://velera.yourhub.net.au/global.css
<4> rnst, how are you generating the email?
<2> !v http://velera.yourhub.net.au
<5> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://velera.yourhub.net.au
<5> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 2, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://velera.yourhub.net.au
<3> it's valid, but i get those warnings
<3> and the background-color doesn't render
<3> but i don't understand why
<3> despite what it says
<2> so why don't you add the color property
<3> because i want to alter the background, not the text color
<2> so then use color: inherit
<3> and color properties render fine on the text, just not the background of the element
<3> but i don't want it to inherit the color :P
<2> so then set it to the f8cking color you *actually* want it to be
<2> CerealVore, there's a reason it's giving you that warning
<3> it *IS*
<2> CerealVore, no... it's defaulting to a color and you're fine with that
<2> CerealVore, set it explicitly to that color
<2> CerealVore, that's what will make the warning go away
<3> my CSS explicitly states: div.holder { background-color: #EEEEEE; }
<2> yes and it should also explicitly state the color: as well
<6> nifty!
<2> my god some people are thick
<7> well not necessarily
<2> reisio, if he wants the warning to go away yes necessarily
<6> (this is the original code that I have been trying to hack: it will be much better to use the tut)
<3> r0xoR: no, that's not the question i'm posing
<3> i'm asking why it's not rendering
<2> wow
<2> i know what question you're posing
<2> and btw, why are you mixing inline and stylesheets
<2> why are you even using inline in the first place
<7> ya but you don't necessarily want the warning to go away :p
<3> because the left and right positioning values are outputted dynamically by a php script, depending on how many rows and columns i want to have displayed at a time
<2> reisio, oh? and why is that
<7> because only novices actually do that ;p
<2> mmm... ok then
<7> people that know what they're doing already know that the warnings don't apply :p
<3> hahah
<8> hii
<2> riiiight... so the good folks at W3 just said "hey lets give them information that's completely useless"
<9> it's not that stupid
<8> can anyone could help me to correct a W3c validation error(only one :p)? http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://82.229.245.231/horizon-music
<0> FirefighterBlu3: im trying to put in pastebin, but is taking so long..
<9> imagine a nerd with a user stylesheet with body{color:black; background:white;} which replaces your stylesheet with body{color:white;background:black;}, and you also set body div{color:#eee;}. the nested div will show #eee text on white background, which is pretty unreadable :o) if you can, it's better to set a background color value and a color value together
<3> hey r0xoR: i've got it rendering in firefox now, but not in IE
<3> any further insights?
<0> FirefighterBlu3: here is the php
<0> http://www.olsen.dotgeek.org/ernst/voicenter/mail.txt
<2> no man, sorry
<2> i've gotta do real work right now anyway
<4> rnst, you need to put the mail.css somewhere :P
<0> meaning?
<4> you can't just include it in your code and expect it to get placed in the html content
<4> the way you are doing it is incorrect
<4> read it in, then put it into $mail in the right place
<0> :$
<4> $css = file_get_contents("/path/to/mail.css");
<4> $mail = " ....... " . $css . "............";
<4> where the $css happens inside <head> ... </head> text
<4> and get rid of that <link ... mail.css>, either include it or link it, not both
<3> anyone else got any ideas as to why the div's background on http://velera.yourhub.net.au renders on firefox, but not on ie?
<10> probably because IE ****s
<4> but frb beat me to it
<11> renders fine on IE tab inside firefox
<10> what div?
<12> Hello
<0> FirefighterBlu3: i cant tuse the $mail = "..." . $css "......"; because im using the herdox syntax or something like that
<7> 'lo
<12> I did a website in stealing a css on the web :) . http://gymyutz1.dnsalias.com . And I would like to know if it s possible to put the menu horizontal instead of vertical? and is it very complicated?
<1> christor: go steal some css that does it
<7> `listamatic @ christor
<5> christor, listamatic: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
<12> RTFS: thx
<12> I m reading
<13> I have a {width: 100ex} div that I want to center on the page. Is it possible to do that without using a table, or a <div align="center"> wrapper?
<12> RTFS: mmh exemple are very simple to understand but When I read my file ,this is not the same thing :s
<12> whatever I continue to study
<14> `hey @ christor
<5> christor, hey: I'm a bot, dumb***!
<2> hehehehe
<14> The Listamatic examples are simple enough to work by copying and pasting as well as looking at their similarities to see what the point is.
<7> rofl
<9> `center @ ctgPi
<5> ctgPi, center: http://dorward.me.uk/www/centre/
<15> pierroo: hehe. have much people this the doubt about possition here?
<9> what?
<13> pierroo: thanks
<12> arf so stupid I am lol
<15> pierroo: ops. frequently have people asking about how to centralize a image?
<9> dunno about the image, but each time you see the combination of "center" and "?", you can usually say "`center" and wait to be thanked
<13> pierroo: hahaha
<15> hehe
<10> it's true
<16> Can gifs be transparent?
<9> and if there's also the "vertical" word, you can say "`middle" instead
<9> MartinCleaver: yes
<16> ok, what does it mean for a GIF to be indexed?
<7> MartinCleaver: they use a color palette index
<7> the colors used in the image are taken and put on a palette
<7> and made to fit in 8-bit :p
<16> so transparent GIFs are indexed?
<16> aha, got ya
<7> well
<7> all GIF images are indexed, that's just how they are
<7> with PNG you can have indexed or not
<15> pierroo: do you have idea about how many time the css3 will be release ?
<16> and one index is used for the alpha transparent channel?
<7> guevolt: later :p
<15> reisio: hehe.
<9> guevolt: no
<7> MartinCleaver: no, that's not called an index
<10> does it really matter when css3 is released, when IE can't even support CSS1?
<16> in GIMP, I'm saving an image that needs to be transparent. IE5.5 doesn't do PNG. JPG can't do transparent. Therefore I need a GIF
<9> IE support PNG without alpha transparency i think
<7> MartinCleaver: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indexed_color
<7> MartinCleaver: what pierroo said, switch the PNG to mode > indexed before you save it, and it'll be fine
<7> and there's no such format 'JPG', it's 'JPEG'
<0> FirgefighterBlu3: can i botter you more :P
<4> heheheh
<4> i'm back from lunch, i'm busy, but ask anyway
<17> Anyone know anyone who needs a website?
<0> FirefighterBlu3: it does work on my localhost, but no the mail :P, let me show you
<0> FirefighterBlu3: were are you from ?
<0> http://www.olsen.dotgeek.org/ernst/voicenter/mail.txt
<4> i live in south florida
<4> rnst, when you receive the email, what does the source of it look like?
<4> and are you sure $css got the contents of mail.css? is the path correct? get rid of the include("mail.css"), it's not necessary
<0> is not necessary? 0_0
<4> no, get rid of it entirely
<4> either include() it or _get_() it, but not both. since you're getting it into $css, then delete any other references to it
<4> shouldn't your: print "$css"; just be $css?
<0> i have no idea of what im doing here..
<0> wait a minute, and how the .css file are sendit?
<0> i dont see it anywhere
<0> it shoulnd be in the attached files?
<4> :P
<0> no really, how do i send the .css
<0> with the mail
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