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<0> reisio: well yes thats true
<0> angrywombat: well yes, otherwise its not doing anything, maybe add some text
<1> hey i have this style: input { ... border-width:1px; ...} but I don't want it to apply to checkboxes + radio buttons
<1> so how do i disable it for those
<2> EtERNAL-E: it's quite simple if you're only doing rectangular areas :)
<3> im back, who Fn missed me?
<3> =P
<2> command_: you want this to work in IE?
<1> reisio: yes please
<4> input.noborder { border: 0; }
<2> command_: then you're going to have to use a cl*** or id's
<0> ...not me
<4> <input type="blah" cl***="noborder">
<3> damnit
<3> =P
<1> i see
<1> theres no faster way?
<5> quick question, can you change the locator of a link with css?
<1> like input.checkboxes
<1> or something
<4> say you wanted a border on only like text inputs
<4> input[type="text"] { border: 1px solid #000; }
<4> but that doesn't work in IE iirc
<6> MACscr: I started working on moving those boxes over to div's but as i got about 3/4 of the way, realized I have my own work I need to do so I can pay my bills :)
<4> Alpha: no
<1> alright thx
<6> MACscr: considering the amount of tables and etc in use, i would just make that line an image, and get rid of the problem div
<0> no
<5> ok.
<5> didn't think so
<3> what, $10 wont pay all your bills for the month?
<3> =P
<6> MACscr: few more zeros, like 3 and yes :)
<3> wow, expensive lifestyle =P
<5> it costs $10,000 per month to sustain your life?
<6> MACscr: nah, I relocated to FL to reduce cost of living ;)
<6> Alpha: not sure about sustaining life, but makes life pretty good ;)
<6> Alpha: I can live of much less
<5> along with the rest of us :P
<6> MACscr: anyway good luck with that
<3> thanks, i appreciate it
<6> MACscr: if you can fix my problem I will fix yours :)
<6> MACscr: mine is worse :)
<3> have a great weekend
<3> what is it
<6> MACscr: IE not hidding some sub sub menus on a CSS tree menu
<7> guys, how would I get a border along the bottom of the page ?
<7> I tried adding a border-bottom property to body but it didn't work.
<7> Not even with height: 100%.
<7> I don't know what's up.
<3> display:hidden; isnt working?
<6> MACscr: on some sub menus, but not sub sub ones ;)
<0> e-head: you need to define it to a div thats stretched 100%
<8> page-bottom-border: yes;
<3> i cheat and always use premade drop down menus, that way someone already worked out most of the browser issues, etc
<6> never ;)
<6> I actually got the initial concept and etc else where, but it was not using cl*** names or etc, and I am :) it was just applying the style to all ul or li
<0> wow never even heard of that property
<9> page-bottom-border doesn't exist in CSS 2.1
<9> Is it in a CSS 3 working draft?
<10> Can CSS lap two images on top of each other?
<9> Sure
<9> Via positioning
<6> or via nested divs :)
<10> Umm..
<10> Which one is more kocher?
<6> I have started placing a shaper image on top of a another for round images :)
<9> Bigun: img elements or background images?
<10> A img on top of a background imager
<2> depends on what they depict
<10> image**
<9> img elements should be used if the images represent actual content. background images should be used if they are purely presentational, like borders and stuff
<10> Its a site logo
<9> Bigun: Yeah, just put the img in a div or something and give the div a background-image
<10> *shrug*
<9> In that case, an <h1> element would be more suitable than a div
<9> I'm going to try one more time to <del>trick</del> persuade my brother into getting some Mongolian grill
<11> hm, what's the property I need to use to change an anchor's linktext color?
<2> `css color @ robert_
<12> robert_, css color: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/colors.html#propdef-color
<11> thanks
<11> reisio: can I skin two links differently in the same page?
<4> robert_: if you give them cl***es
<11> daryl-: http://www.r-butler.net/~robert_/link.html
<2> or just find a way to select them differently
<4> robert_: just like that :-)
<11> daryl-: it doesn't seem to work under Firefox
<4> you need some a.link_2 {} stuff
<13> `links
<12> links: http://xrl.us/jehg , http://www.tom.me.uk/scripting/links.asp , http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/link-specificity.html , http://dbaron.org/css/1999/09/links
<11> daryl-: still doesn't work- refresh the page
<11> the links are still blue
<4> remove the " /" in your brs
<11> I doubt that will fix it, but ok
<14> hopw can I set a div layer transparent in IE
<14> it works fine in firefox
<2> IE doesn't support the 'opacity' property
<14> <div style="background-color:#cccccc; opacity: 0.5; -moz-opacity:0.5;">
<14> oh
<14> poo
<14> you sure cause in some tutorials on the web, it was showing samples and they would be transparent
<2> you can make things transparent
<2> but not with any standard CSS
<15> what transparent
<14> oh.
<2> and -moz-opacity isn't necessary for modern Moz-based browsers
<15> with a png32 no?
<14> oh, alright, ill remove it then
<14> thanks
<2> filter: alpha(opacity=50); would make 50% transparent
<2> but like I said, that's nonstandard
<4> robert_: found the error
<4> you'll never imagine how silly an error it is :P
<4> oh, you fixed it :P
<2> what was it?
<4> color: #abababa;
<4> color: #ababab;
<4> :-)
<2> ha
<11> yup :P
<16> 1 question:
<16> when i put "position: absolute; bottom: 0;" inside of a "position: relative" container, the footer dissapears?
<17> eGadz-Micro, it shouldn't
<18> "eGadz-Micro" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "my code" (5 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1941
<13> eGadz-Micro: That doesn't say anything about the parent.
<16> thats the footer
<18> "eGadz-Micro" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "my code" (10 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1942
<16> there's the container
<16> anythin?
<19> eGadz-Micro, paste the whole thing? we need markup AND css, http://hawkaloogie.com/css <- places for both http://css-standards.org <- same thing
<13> freenode.com? heh
<19> i said that? crap
<18> "eGadz-Micro" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "the whole shibang" (29 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1943
<16> check it out
<16> footer isnt anywhere on the page
<20> hey guys, www.dailyhealthguide.com - looks great in firefox, but things go horribly wrong when IE attempts to render it. I have a much busier site using this layout, and I just realized how screwed up it is, been using it all day
<20> but whatever, either way, does anybody have any idea why IE renders like that?
<21> <div style='width:100%;text-align:center;'><table>gf</table></div> <-- this won't center the table in the middle of the page, why?
<17> Fushuing: text-align is for text resp. inline elements. To center a block element use margin: 0 auto;
<21> :|
<21> okay
<21> thanks
<17> :)
<21> ...that didn't work :|
<19> eGadz-Micro, try setting your html, body { height: 100%; }
<19> Fushuing, because it's width: 100%;
<19> how can you center something with 100% width?
<21> i removed that too
<17> Fushuing: it would, implemented correctly ;). Put margin: 0 auto; on the element to be centered, not on the oarent. The table, in your case.
<17> s/oarent/parent
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