| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Comments:
<0> :) <0> hawkaloogie: for IE you mean? <1> GarethAdams, "could" yes, immediately below it you could filter out full internal urls <2> with content:{} could you make it to where your html has nothing? <0> content:? :p <2> yeah <0> you mean write all your data via the content property? <0> ya, you can do that <2> Yeah, lol <2> I saw someone with content and it was something like this content:{ \2213; } it made like an arrow mark <2> what does this mean? /*<![CDATA[*/ <3> Riyonuk, its a trick to put all code in a style or script element in a CDATA block for XML parsers, but hide it from legacy HTML parsers <2> oh..thats way over my head <2> I think I know the problem <2> P::first-letter { font-size: 200%; font-style: italic; <2> it has to have 2 ::
<2> Im gonna check <2> -_- <2> this is soo stupid <2> uhh <4> css? <2> yes <2> a:first-letter is not working for me <5> i'm doing #foo #menu ul li#m_title1 a { font-weight: bold; } and it's bolding menu's ul li ul li a elements as well, but i don't want it to <5> is there a way to handle this <2> well thats what its going to do <2> a is applied to all of those <4> why not put it in a cl*** called bold ? <5> Riyonuk, yeah...i understand that <5> CanonP, it's complicated, but i can't <2> yeah <4> ? <4> u cant edit the html structure ? <5> like i said it's hard to explain <5> but i can <2> psh I give up on making it work <2> it probably wont even look good <4> they should make a idiots guide to coding CSS based sites <4> and yes I know about css zen garden and the half a dozen good looking sites using css layouts <4> but none of them explain why there code is the way it is <2> did you ask them? <4> do I have time to ? <0> CanonP: well y'see <0> the problem is <4> ask them for everything ? <0> it's a big*** topic :p <4> what I am saying is that there is no defacto guide <4> right <2> I was going to make one, but Im kinda sick right now <4> feel better <4> ttyl <2> ooh that looks cool <2> rollover the nav <2> http://207.235.116.177/ <2> :) <6> does anybody know how to downscale a picture (example: png) in RGB+Alpha mode (32 Bits)? IrfanView didn't work yet. <0> Riyonuk: orange text? <0> scott7: eh? <7> Riyonuk: what's so cool? <6> you're on css. you make cheesy internetgraphics. maybe you know something about creating buttons? <7> <button>Hi, I"m a button</button> <6> yeah that orange text is really cool, look how you ust point exactly at the text to click them :> *joking* <0> heh <6> reiso: ah you is the one wich banner loads about 10 seconds. <0> scott7: hrmm? <6> you asked that 1 or 2 days ago? anyway your banner still loads slow <0> slowLY <0> what banner? <0> the image at reisio.com? <6> yes that on the top sorry i didn't spell the "ly" (i'm just a german having a beer) <0> :) <0> ya, well, my host is less than perfect :p <2> back <2> I was just saying I think the orange hover effect looks good, no? <0> Riyonuk: it does :) <2> underline or no underline?
<0> as scott7 said, though, it'd be nicer if your a's were block <2> a's block? why? <8> http://www.gildehaus.net/hlweb/?page=repository ... if you look at the blue border underneath "Datasheet Repository" in the subnavigation in OPERA or IE, the border is slightly slanted on the righthand side. How do I get rid of that slant? <9> http://climate.rutgers.edu/test/wx4/ .. the div #subcontent is padding 20px left and 40px when i've instructed it to pad both sides 20px.. this is causing issues w/in the div .. any idea why it is doing this? (same in FF and IE) <9> er, that's 40px right <2> Audroo: put overflow hidden; <9> when i've told it 20px left and 20px right <10> http://elekchron.org/fdasdfasdfasdfhtttttytsf/ anyone know why in IE, the box at the right gets moved down? <2> |green: what is subcontent? Like words are in there? <8> Riyonuk, thanks. Also, is there any fancy hack to get IE acting like it supports :focus on input boxes? <2> reisio: why should a be a block? <2> `focus <2> -_- <0> Riyonuk: so it's easier to hit <2> easier to hit? <2> oh.. <2> hes lazy :p <0> whoa, deja vu <0> okay out for real :p <11> hello <12> G'day. <11> to you too <11> Man, I'm going to stretch the limit of list elements <9> riyonuk: what do you mean? #subcontent is the id of the <div> <11> or atleast will try to. do you think this is possible using ony lists and paragraphs: http://img428.imageshack.us/img428/6254/listelement8bd.jpg <12> ooo, whatcha making, Shak <2> hmm I think you can make that with just lists? <11> a fancy looking list <11> i want each block to just be a <li> <11> but with the img floating to the left, it complicates padding and margins of the <p> <2> that gives me an idea <11> Just can't seem to do it though <2> any more web images? I need more ideas <11> thats really all i thought of so far <2> XD oh ok <11> how are you gonna code it ? <2> well I would give each li a width and within that use a bg image <11> bg image? <11> but the image on the left is supposed to be a real image <2> well i mean the actual greenish bg image and then the real image gets floated <11> oh yeah <12> why not just make them divs <11> but how will yo position the text inside so that its positioned good <11> so it looks like its in the middle of the box <2> margin it <2> and text align it <11> I tried margin but it doesnt seem to work <11> are you going to place the text first <11> or after the image <2> doesnt really matter <2> Im not making it, lol <2> I just said it gives me an idea <11> let me try to make a test case <1> if only inline-block worked, Shak's problem would be easy... <11> inline-block ? <11> a list element can support block and inline elements i thought <1> display: inline-block; would allow you to align the text like an inline, (so you could use vertical-align), but the contents be a block <11> oh <11> no such thing ? <1> yes, but it doesn't work yet <11> there is an inline-table mmm <11> I thought about just using tables instead of lists <11> but tables are.. tables <1> Shak, why didn't margin work? <11> let me upload it <11> its a little hard to explain <13> I'm using overflow:scroll for a <div>. This puts the horizontal and vertical scroll bars in. Is there a way to only have a horizontal bar with css? <13> that is, a vertical bar, for scrolling horizontally. <1> brasto, overflow-x <1> umm... wtf? <1> you want a vertical bar, for scrolling vertically <1> hence, a VERTICAL BAR <11> hawkaloogie: http://shak.us/test.html <1> brasto, so how about overflow-y instead
Return to
#css or Go to some related
logs:
Gentoo: Win32 LoadLibrary failed to load: avisynth.dll #python explain iwlist output Torvalds-Tannenbaum #mysql vnc-common ubuntu #fedora +fedora +nx9600 inferno cb3rob
arpwatch for winxp
|
|