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<0> Hi all. I have a cl*** a.menu:hover {}. However it only effects hovering of links that have not been visited; visited links are treated as a.menu:visited {}. Any ideas how to change this?
<1> Pork, move the a.menu:visited{} after the a.menu:hover {}
<0> Interesting, I didn't know the order was that important with links. Thanks!
<1> uh, I meant *before* the a.menu:hover {}.
<1> Pork: ^
<2> hi
<2> I have a very complex form that uses tables to display the printing format
<2> but the problem is that when printed or print previewed the tabl has no left border :(
<2> but when viewed in the web browser it does :(
<2> it's driving me nuts, any tips/ideas ?
<1> what's the url?
<2> it's behind a firewall, and I don't have rights to open it up :(
<2> let me see if I can post it somewhere else
<3> i've a small problem: if I have two divs, floated left and right, and i need them to be the same height, but i need the height to be dynamic... is it possible?
<3> anyone got an idea?
<4> Hey guys, im having a little trouble with a layout. http://dev.controlthesystem.org/tamooka.com/ . There seems to be a whitespace at the left and right side of the layout in IE, but not in Firefox. Any ideas?
<1> Chancer: yes
<1> Chancer: put them in a div and set their height to 100%
<1> teckoda: http://devheaven.buildtolearn.net/temp/tamooka.png
<4> yes, i did mention the problem was in IE.
<4> what distro you on? looks nice and clean.
<1> teckoda: SUSE Linux 10.1 but i've customized it. and it looks way nicer and cleaner when i use a decent browser like Konqueror :P
<4> Nice font.
<4> im thinking of installing Suse. Im usually running Gentoo or Ubuntu
<1> that'd be a good move.
<1> as you can see, firefox shows, like, 400px of white space at both sides.
<1> and it looks like it was intended.
<1> so i must be missing your point.
<5> [19:29:13] <4> yes, i did mention the problem was in IE.
<4> no, that is intended logixoul.
<1> "There seems to be a whitespace at the left and right side of the layout in IE, but not in Firefox."
<1> => "There is space in IE, but not in Firefox"
<1> but it IS there in Firefox.
<4> sorry i didn't frase that quite well, the white space shows up to the left and right of the center box.
<4> on the indsides of the gradient going outwards.
<4> i'l show you a screenshot.
<5> teckoda
<5> i know where the problem lies
<4> :o
<5> the container div starts where the left shadow starts
<5> so you have the space of the left shadow between the container and the right shadow
<5> see how it works out?
<6> hi
<6> i'd like to make in css what i've done with a simple <table> in this page: http://www.source-rh.com/~despatis/align.html
<6> i know i need to use float, but whatever i do i don"t succeed
<4> cheater, i think i know what you mean yes.
<4> I'l see what i can do.
<6> i would do <span style="float: left">Plop</span>, but it doesn't work
<6> no one ? i think my problem is very easy in css
<7> how do i word wrap text in a div
<1> enzo: people aren't going to help you faster just because you nag them.
<1> enzo: are you trying to align the text vertically?
<8> hi
<6> yes logixoul
<8> can a border: have an image?
<1> enzo: text-align specifies horizontal alignment.
<6> and stick the image neat the text logixoul
<8> i'm trying to set up a "dotted" border using images
<4> cheater, yeah that seems to be the problem, how will i get around that tho.
<7> why dont you just do border 20px #000 dotted;
<7> for large dots
<9> Hi I have what I believe is a quick question. I'm laying out out a form using CSS and for some reason the form submit button is not positioning at the bottom of the form under the input field. What am I doing wrong? I just can't seem to see it. http://www.venmarces.com/index.html
<8> cronin: isn't that not supported in all browsers? dotted borders that is
<8> or is that dashed borders
<1> ezrafree: not in w3m ;)
<8> what's w3m?
<7> ezrafree: i'm not sure, i've never run across a problem
<7> anyone know how to wrap text in a div tag?
<5> teckoda, lemme take a look
<8> cronin: word-wrap: break-word;
<7> it doesnt seem to work
<7> could the fact that i have overflow: hidden; matter?
<8> yes i beleive it could
<8> that will hide any content that's goes farther then it's containing block element
<1> enzo: enzo: replace the text-align: center; with a
<1> enzo: oops
<1> enzo: http://devheaven.buildtolearn.net/temp/enze.html
<1> enzo: what is "stick the image neat the text" supposed to mean?
<5> ok
<6> the text being near the image, but that's the case with your code logixoul
<8> lmao a text-based browser from japan, wow, that helps me
<5> teckoda
<5> i found it's easiest to just wrap the stuff in the middle in a div.
<4> i was thinking the same.
<4> it would be more accurate.
<1> ezrafree: are you talking to me?
<6> now i'd like to understand logixoul, you set the image to be align verticaly, but why does it change plop behavior ?
<4> have a container, cl***-left, cl***-right cl***-container2, main box
<6> i would have put the <span style="vertical-align: middle">Plop</span> instead of vertical-align on the image in fact logixoul
<5> no teckoda
<2> hi
<4> yes cheater
<2> quick question
<5> just put a div around the divs that are in the middle
<4> i fixed it :D
<5> yes
<5> see
<5> that simple
<5> :)
<4> thanks alot :D
<2> why would border-collapse option make it so that the left border of the outer table doesn't show up ?
<1> enzo: are you saying that my solution could be better OR that the standard is designed by morons?
<6> on IE floppyears ?
<6> i find you solution simple logixoul but i don't understand it
<2> enzo: IE, and firefox :(
<6> you align verticaly the image, and magic the text is aligned verticaly
<1> enzo: yea yea i see what you mean... the point is that this is the standard.
<1> enzo: i've no idea why it's the way it is
<1> enzo: but they must've had a good reason to do it this way.
<6> what have been your logic logixoul ? to align verticaly several elements in a div, you just put vertical-align: middle to the first element ?
<1> enzo: more like, to center vertically an element, i just put vertical-align: middle to the previous element.
<1> enzo: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/visudet.html#propdef-vertical-align
<6> ok, exactly like the float
<6> i've never understood that :)
<1> enzo: neither have i.
<5> you guys mean parent and child not previous and next
<5> right?
<1> cheater: nope
<1> cheater: previous/next sibling.
<5> why would you center a previous sibling to center the element?
<1> cheater: that's exactly what we're wondering
<1> cheater: read my last link
<5> yes i have
<5> and it doesn't seem to say anything like that there
<1> i'll read it again...
<5> wait a second
<5> lemme post an example
<1> hmm, cheater,
<1> i see how i got confused.
<5> so did i.
<1> see the example here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_pos_vertical-align.asp
<5> lookin
<5> http://cheater.no-ip.org/amadeus/test/vert_align.html
<5> now why wouldn't this work?
<1> all i see is a red line.
<5> a red line?
<1> [konq]
<5> that's wrong
<1> yep
<5> it should be a red line 50 px wide and a 30x30 black gif
<1> should i try with firefox?
<5> if you wish
<1> in firefox: a black pixel and a red line on its right (1px wide)
<5> ah right
<5> i had 30 px instead of 30px in it
<5> try now
<5> and tell me why it wouldn't work
<5> isn't it muaythai?
<2> hi
<1> identical rendering in konq and fx now...
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