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<0> "log in" is the verb.
<1> matthughe: so, impersonating me? :p
<2> b0at: Blow me.
<3> reisio: what do you mean?
<0> "login" or, archaicly "log-in", is the noun form.
<1> archaicly is a funny-looking word
<2> I'm using "login" so whats your prob?
<0> My problem is that it's wrong and it makes you look like a DIM BULB IN THE FRIDGE.
<1> I think he's referring to the form by the adjective 'login'
<2> b0at: "Login" is wrong? according to who? not dictionary.com, woman.
<3> ooooooohhhhhhh
<0> Also, that footer makes the page look like one of those lame free framed "webjump" sites
<0> EvanCarroll: Little girl, don't talk to your elders like that. And don't believe free online dictionaries based on the jargon file.
<2> ... woman.
<0> You have sand in your vagina.
<2> go make me a ****ing sandwich
<1> nice, beach
<1> sannich*
<4> XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected: </meta>.
<4> Location: http://sales.dealermade.com/users/congratulations
<4> Line Number 12, Column 100:
<4> ;-)
<2> err
<2> thanks
<3> EvanCarroll: what were you thinking man
<0> And your flat button ****s, like your flat chest
<2> fixed
<3> i hate when garbage men try to take up a new career and become developers
<3> its like leave it to the pros man
<0> Wow... Wiktionary gets it right.
<2> ... fascinating.
<0> I'm liking that more and more.
<2> matthughe: to whom exactly are you making reference too?
<4> Heh, like the bullet rollover effect ;-)
<0> s/too//
<2> s/b0at//
<0> Die.
<0> perlbot: be EvanCarroll
<5> <2> WHY USE PEARL!? C IS FASTAR?!?!?
<2> perlbot: diss b0at
<5> OMG b0at ****s.
<0> You've won this round.
<4> Damnit, I'm hating position:absolute already - screws with everything when text sizes change :-(
<4> I'm --> <-- this close to just going back to tables.
<3> yeah cause it's 2001 again
<3> or was it more like 98
<0> cfm: Maybe you need widths, margins, or top/left/etc in ems.
<4> My tables know what's good for them, they do what I tell them to. My divs have yet to learn.
<4> b0at: Argh.
<0> grr
<2> cfm: make the absoluteness, relative too then
<2> use percents, or em
<4> Okay, I'm going to try changing everything to ems.
<2> the parent modifies the element, remember that.
<4> Can you specify images in ems and have them scale?
<2> probably works in ff
<2> probably crashes the computer if you are using MS
<4> EvanCarroll: Argh.
<0> MS what?
<2> I'm not sure, to be honest. though it sounds like a good idea/experiment
<4> Nope, doesn't seem to work.
<2> b0at: please execute your internal method entitled _get_a_clue()
<6> Anyone know ... does frameset still put gecko browsers into quirks mode?
<2> do gecko browsers still have quirks mode?
<4> teh_cleric: It certainly makes Baby Jesus cry.
<6> cfm: thanks :)
<6> EvanCarroll: most definitely they do
<6> EvanCarroll: like 1/2 the web requires quirks mode :)
<6> so noone knows?
<2> ... i don't think it works like that in moz
<6> used to be that gecko did that
<6> i know up to ff 1.0
<6> and moz 1.5
<6> it still did
<2> I think moz formats html with a lexar into what would be a strict document and then it sends it off to be parsed
<6> but honestly i've not had any reason to check
<0> EvanCarroll: Everything has a quirks mode. And in your case, a noob mode.
<6> (ie6 oddly puts into standards mode)
<6> EvanCarroll: nope ... that's now how it works
<2> b0at: Know what it is like to be sodomized with a steak knife?
<6> sounds a bit vicious
<0> Oh, is this one of your stories from your trip to Singapore?
<4> Hmm, so unless I replace all my images with svgs, ems are out. Argh.
<6> mmm svgs are good
<2> http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Mozilla_Quirks_Mode_Behavior
<2> hrm
<2> #
<2> # Last Updated Date: July 8, 2003
<2> wonderful!
<2> thats old as my ***
<6> i got an answer
<6> still works that way
<6> up to and including ff2/seamonkey1
<4> http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Mozilla%27s_Quirks_Mode Last Updated Date: December 12, 2004
<4> ^^ Better at least
<6> oddly
<2> I'm sure a good majority of that docuements 'bugs' are either no longer bugs, or have been fixed, I find it hard to believe none of those bugs have been remedied in 2yrs
<6> turns out not much has changed according to the moz people :)
<2> teh_cleric: In Mozilla Firefox, the 'Page Info' dialog box will indicate the rendering mode in use for a given page. In Internet Explorer, the JavaScript property document.compatMode indicates the rendering mode for the current page -- in standards mode, document.compatMode contains the value 'CSS1Compat', while in quirks mode it contains the value 'BackCompat'[5].
<6> EvanCarroll: yeah i am :)
<6> s/am/am aware/
<2> `selector
<2> 'selector
<4> `css selector
<7> css selector: http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html
<2> stupid bot.
<4> Why am I having so many troubles just trying to place a page title next to a page logo?
<0> Stupid you.
<4> b0at: Is that response valid for both of us? ;-)
<0> No.
<2> is there anyway to select a div that has a cl*** of 'foo' and a cl*** of 'bar', declaired at the same time, cl***="foo bar";
<8> hi there
<0> .foo.bar
<0> And it probably won't work correctly in IE.
<2> Yee of little faith.
<2> works in IE.
<2> YOU. ARE. WRONG.
<0> No.
<8> lol
<2> I'm revoking your invitation to my lan party in the house I haven't yet purchased.
<0> Earth shattering
<2> how dare you shatter my earth.
<4> Right, lost patience with CSS again. Afk for a bit.
<2> Use tables like real men.
<0> EvanCarroll: Those are fighting words
<8> I've got <li> tags inside an <ul> and want to use a special font for it. As it's just a static menu, I want to set the <li>s (which all have unique ids - as I said, it's a static menu) to have a fixed height and width, give them a background picture and hide the text (by putting the text into <span> tags and setting visibility: false)
<0> s/tags/elements/
<8> so far so good
<0> `ir # other image replacement techniques
<7> ir: www.mezzoblue.com/tests/revised-image-replacement/
<8> only problem: how do I give <li> tags a fixed width?
<0> *elements
<2> b0at: Be carefull, I have seen every episode of macguyver, and I'm younger than anyone else who has accomplished the feat.
<8> b0at: thx, will have a look at it.
<8> k, <li> elements
<0> With a width aproperty?
<8> yes
<2> touche.
<0> EvanCarroll: Then madness shouldn't be far away.
<2> width property would do it
<2> b0at: Still want to play?
<0> No.
<0> And by the way, IE doesn't do multiple cl*** selectors correctly. You have been warned.
<2> You forfeit, I win. Again.
<2> b0at: Working fine for me.
<3> yeah in ie 7
<2> using them now
<2> no ie6
<0> YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
<2> IT IS WORKING RIGHT THE HELL NOW.
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