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<0> |Lurch|, text-decoration: blinking; or blink is it?
<0> `css blink
<0> `blinking
<0> `css text-decoration
<1> css text-decoration: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/text.html#propdef-text-decoration
<0> yeah it's text-decoration: blink;
<2> "confirming UAs are not required to support" :)
<0> |Lurch|, yup
<2> all those stupid people in late 90s spoiled it for everybody :)
<0> |Lurch|, as for me... I wouldn't want to see anything blinking on the page... cursor can be non-blinking
<3> hey , got a question
<0> cool... what is it?
<3> well
<3> i got a page
<0> WOW.. that's amazing ^_^
<3> yeah i know sssh
<0> Just ask...skip the crap ;-)
<3> busy typing hold on
<0> lol... I think this should go to my "IRC Funny" page =)
<0> hm hm... are you writing a novel?
<3> where the content is dynamic , and on the bottom i have a disclaimer , but if the content is not 800 pxl high the disclaimer block should be at 800 pxl from the top but if the content get longer it should come under the content so i can do this to put it in a php file and check the height and depending on the height making it absolute or relative , but how the hell do i get the height or is there a better way ?
<3> yeh :p
<3> or i just type slow
<0> LazyMukke, can you rephrase your question I don't get it ^_^
<0> j/k
<3> aw
<0> LazyMukke, well why are you using PHP for that/
<3> :p
<3> not yet using it
<0> hm.. damn I don't know =\
<3> just thinking it could be a way
<4> LazyMukke: Stick min-height: 800px on the content block. IE doesn't support it though.
<0> oh... there ^_^
<5> well i need some sleep
<0> bye
<3> lol IE users get warned when they enter my site cause notin in ie works on it :p
<0> LazyMukke, same with my site =)
<3> so i put the block relative and add min-height and that's it ?
<4> LazyMukke: No need to position the block at all. Just set the min-height on the content block. Put the copyright information after the content block. Thats all.
<3> aaah i see
<3> thank you
<6> hey
<3> hello pushECX2k6
<7> hey
<7> how do I tell input type=file that I want the width of the textbox to be 200px?
<7> Its calculating the width of the textbox+browse button
<8> endra: there's no reliable way of doing that
<8> afaik
<7> that ****s
<0> perlbot, it's kind of quiet in here don't you think so?
<0> perlbot, talk]
<0> perlbot, talk
<0> perlbot, you
<0> perlbot, me
<9> you
<0> =)
<0> perlbot, you is `css margin
<9> added you to the database
<0> perlbot, you
<9> `css margin
<1> css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> eh stupid Cris... I told him to ignore RTFS
<0> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin is `css margin
<9> added css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin to the database
<0> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<9> `css margin
<1> css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> accually it's fine =)
<0> `css margin @ zoffix
<1> zoffix, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> perlbot, relearn css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin as `css margin @ perlbot
<9> relearned entry for css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<9> `css margin @ perlbot
<1> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<9> `css margin @ perlbot
<1> perlbot, css margin: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#propdef-margin
<0> oh... so he DID fix it ==)
<0> http://www.bash.org/?99060 lol
<10> Is there any way to set the widths on cols via CSS rather than <cols>?
<11> Woosta: Not in an easy way that IE6 supports
<11> Er, I take that back
<11> Just give the tds or ths in the first row special cl***es and give those widths
<11> If you want to do much beyond width, than my initial response stands
<10> What I really want is to allow my tbody to scroll .. but that seems impossible
<10> Even in FF you have to give the tbody a height rather than just allowing it to take up the rest of the parent table's available height
<11> The overflow property is only for non-replaced block elements, table-cell elements, and inline-block elements. Thus, not for table row groups
<10> Then tables are still annoyingly useless
<10> I'm better off making a grid-of-divs
<11> Why can't you just use a separate table for each tbody and enclose it in an overflow:whatever div?
<10> Sure .. but then you have to get the header table to line up and thus you need to specify column widths
<11> But that's a lot simpler than going with all divs
<10> probably
<10> I'm just full of hate for html+css's lackings :)
<0> http://www.bash.org/?77904 haha
<10> Is there any way to get a td to hide it's overflow without specifying a width?
<10> (it's white-space: nowrap .. so the height is always one line)
<12> Hey Woosta, Nanobot :D
<13> http://gamerfund.lamer0.com/
<13> anyone know how to make my headings have less return space
<13> as in so it is more compact
<14> hi guys
<14> are thos guys i chatted with last time here?
<0> NO! ^_^
<12> :o
<15> :)
<16> what's the definitive newbie book on css? i prefer books over reading specs online.
<17> I felt that same wat eniac... but I have learned most of it by messigna round online
<17> kept putting off buying a book
<16> i'll take a look at the w3 stuff then; i found it less than helpful trying to learn javascript from the standard.
<15> the specs and this channel is all you need
<15> :)
<15> just learn as you go
<15> computer books are expensive and this time next year it's outdated
<15> there are thousends of tutorials on the net too
<15> thousands even
<15> and get an editor and a cheatsheet
<16> good point but i'm the type that likes to get an overview before working on a problem.
<15> http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/css-cheat-sheet/
<15> :)
<15> there you have it
<15> hehe
<16> tx, i'll check it out.
<15> best overview there is
<15> but a decent css editor would do that too
<15> and take a look at good sites and try to figure out how they work
<15> good exercise
<15> www.csszengarden.com
<15> use the menu on the right to change stylesheet
<16> i visited the recommended links above.
<15> did you download the cheatsheet
<15> ?
<16> not yet; i'm checking out the description.
<15> the problem with learning css from a book is that they usually follow the standard
<15> which would get you nowhere in real life :D
<16> i expect people combine it with scripting languages to get various effects.
<0> 'CSS Web Design For Dummie' <<-- a piece of crapola... thanks god I never bought it...
<0> Dummies even
<15> yeah, but don't rely on scripting
<15> xhtml and css should get you along way
<0> The writer says the same thing over and over throughout the book.. (hence it could be 200 pages instead of 300) and at the end he says 'I've made sure I don't repeat myself in this book but this I want to say again' I was laughing my *** off when I read that
<15> and scripting nowadays is more about AJAX than eyecandy
<15> heheh
<15> yeah i've wasted alot of money on stupid computer books
<16> i've been told to add "dynamic content" to a web site that was outsourced then ***igned to me.
<15> k
<15> hm
<15> what kind of dynamic content
<15> ?
<16> mainly news, will need to build an rss feed, no big deal.
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