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<0> styles or the gay game?
<1> what is the correct use of <span>
<2> when you want to apply a style to an inline element
<2> such as a series of words inside a paragraph should be blue
<3> damn, why if i've 2 divs with float on the left, the 3rd div is on the 2 divs?
<3> the 3rd div is not floated
<4> Does microsoft has somesort of 1 computer = 1 copy of windows policy?
<5> does it matter?
<5> :D
<4> Well, yes :/
<4> need a notebook to fit $1200 price range
<4> and for the lack of alternatives, im currently on alienware (yes kill me)
<4> and they dont have an option to remove windows
<4> thats basical it ;p
<4> basicaly*
<6> Mefix, Just do what I did and others have done with dell.
<7> anyone know why that ie6 keeps doubling the padding to the left of the that avatar image on the top http://new.gifdump.com/
<6> Mefix, Fuss at them to refund it and offer to show them the computer -windows and send them back the CDs.
<6> section31, Don't know, could it be the stupid box model?
<7> grimboy,no because its not in quirks mode
<7> duh
<4> heh
<6> Alrighty then.
<4> Thats just it, I think of alienware as the last instance for buying a computer
<6> I thought alienware was just dell with pretty branding nowadays (could be horrifically wrong)
<4> yeh
<6> Dell range from alright to really crappy.
<6> Personally I prefer buying computers from companies gone bust.
<6> Or from backs of lorries.
<4> lol
<8> Hey guys, I'm trying to make a block/div thats one big button - zro helped me form the page (see below) and it works fine in firefox2.0, but is buggy in IE7. Anyone have any ideas to make this work in ie7 (serious efforts only prease! ty!): http://industry.ath.cx/a_css2
<7> lol serious efforts only
<7> haha
<1> zero cool
<1> lol
<1> crash and burn
<6> Yup
<8> well most people reply like: solution: don't use ie
<8> which is just not the answer im looking for atm
<7> zero_cool,whats worse is when they say google
<8> exactly
<8> as if i havent scowered google already
<6> Well, that depends.
<8> why would i be here
<8> i need teh proz!
<6> If it's something obvious and they're putting it in the wrong place google is a polite answer.
<8> yea
<8> sure
<8> me and zro ***umed this was a z-indexing issue in ie7 but we couldnt get a workaround
<8> z-indexing appeared to make no difference
<9> you guys notice how text is properly vertically aligned with radio boxes in firefox?
<1> is there a way to change the highlight color for selected text?
<10> Why when doing a float:left, IE adds some space to the left of the float?
<11> elriah: 3px float bug?
<12> or double margins
<13> Can anyone here help me out with design issues not really related to CSS?
<14> Hello! Help me please! :'( I'have a problem with a footer. It looks nice in IE6, but there is a problem in FF
<14> http://lifehacker.ru/temp/
<14> I really need your help, guys! Please
<14> :(
<13> Or perhaps someone could tell me a more suitable channel/forum for such things?
<15> hey how do i get a background image from scrolling?
<14> Any ideas?
<16> what would I use to keep a div under a relative positioned div's content? it keeps floating over it, http://robcarmichaelreptiles.com/home.html
<16> nm, fixed
<13> Can anyone here help me out with design issues not really related to CSS?
<17> luminerd, ##design
<13> tvtoon, there is no one in that channel.
<17> Huum, try ##style ...
<17> It is named like that...
<13> No one there lol
<17> So I forgot the name :/
<13> :(
<18> @http://www.kpwebcast.com/test/ IE the playlist is messed up :(
<19> (www.kpwebcast...) HTML: Validator Error ( http://tinyurl.com/3adsc6 ) CSS: Valid ( http://tinyurl.com/2po9pj ) DOCTYPE: Network Error (MIME: Error)
<11> I have four menu elements in a list <ul><li>1</li><li>2</li><li>3</li><li>4</li></ul> -- can anyone suggest a way I can style them in a square? 12 over 34?
<2> float them all left and have the url 2x the li width
<2> *ul
<11> hmmm
<11> That would mean I'd have to force the width.. But it's not an entirely bad idea
<2> right, not entirely sure this is possible, but i have a div, with a bunch of children, I want the very last div, to take up the top / left position and width, height of its parent
<2> *very last child would probably make more sense
<2> ive been trying to think of ways to do that, not entirely sure i can
<11> there's a css selector for last-child, but iirc it doesn't work in ie
<11> harveyd: but if you give it a cl*** or something it should be easy to do
<2> i can select it easily enough, its doing the rest that hard
<11> harveyd: position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; ?
<11> top: 0; left: 0;
<2> it has to take up its parent top / left, height / width, and cover all its predessing children
<11> that should do it -- is the parent positioned?
<2> position absolute will effectively remove it from the parent
<2> that div will, (and does, i just tested,) take up the entire page
<11> harveyd: is that bad?
<11> or is that what you want?
<2> yes, it covers the entire page, i only want it to cover its parent
<20> Say I have a span and move it relatively. How can I make any following text going where that span was before?
<11> harveyd: sounds like the parent isn't positioned
<11> harveyd: set position: relative on the parent
<11> kalikiana: you'd have to move it absolutely to get that effect
<2> wow, that seems to work
<20> kojiro: any way to get the relative position nevertheless?
<2> didnt realise if you did position absolute it would take its parent attributes if the parent is relatively positioned
<2> kal, absolute, or move the text relatively as well
<11> kalikiana: margins might do it under certain circumstances, but it sounds hackish
<11> `css fonts
<11> `css font
<11> bleh, I can't keep up with the bots in here
<20> ok, I tried float:right and text is ignoring my element. But relative position doesn't work anymore.
<20> Should it be that hard to get what I need?
<21> hi guys
<22> i have a div of divs, each inner div with an inline unordered list (trying to replace a table), and i'd like to zebra-stripe the backgrounds. setting the background-color of the inner div or unordered list does nothing, and setting the background color of the list element doesn't fill out the entire width of the inner div. what can i do?
<21> I want to make a <ul> list, is it possible to ***ign a different css cl*** to each <li> ?
<20> SpaceFrog, sure you can
<2> you cant do zebra stripes in css
<2> with firefox at least
<20> bradmw: play with 'display' to get the background-color to fill the elements
<11> harveyd: technically you can...
<21> well, i'm trying to give each <li> a different bg color and hover color
<21> do i have to do this manually?
<2> you could do a very long list of selectors, but not properly
<11> li { background-color: gray; } li + li {background-color: white;} li + li + li { background-color: gray} etc etc
<11> but that's unreasonable ^
<2> in ie its reasonably easy
<11> so either use javascript or preferably have your server-side language create a 'stripe' cl*** for every other row
<2> i think firefox / w3c should have allowed execution of js as part of a css value
<22> kojiro: i've created a stripe cl*** for every other row
<11> bradmw: then you should be good to go... what's the problem?
<21> any links to a way to do this?
<11> SpaceFrog: um, I really think you're setting up for an xy problem
<22> kojiro: ff is only coloring the background where text is (coloring the lis), or not at all (coloring the parent elements)
<21> unfortunately this is a neccesaty to the design of the site
<11> An xy problem is a problem where you have a problem, but you think you know how to solve it, so you ask us about a *different* problem than the problem you're actually having.
<11> it would be beneficial to know what the original problem is
<21> Basically, i'm making a horizontal menu
<11> bradmw: I don't understand
<21> but each menu link needs to be a different color
<21> and each color needs a different hover color
<11> bradmw: if they're inline elements, that's correct behavior
<23> hi, does anyone know of an update to ****erfish dropdowns that works in ie7 correctly?
<11> `google ****erfish dropdowns ie 7
<11> first hit &
<11> damn this keyboard
<11> first hit ^^^
<21> hmm, well i dont know what to do
<11> SpaceFrog: well, you can certainly do it one cl*** at a time
<21> im not really sure how to write out a different cl*** for an individual <li>
<11> SpaceFrog: there's no css way to do it better. CSS doesn't have its own automation
<11> SpaceFrog: but scripting languages certainly can help
<23> kojiro: thanks, my googling didnt seem to bring that up
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