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<0> Say hello to the very very slightly improved Minibot, which I just hacked enough to run again.
<1> Nanobot: :)
<2> Minibot: Hi!
<3> riczho: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#last-child-pseudo
<1> ;support display
<0> Uhhh
<2> Interesting.
<3> reisio: display { IE 6: 30.556% | IE 7: 30.556% | Firefox 1.5: 75% | Opera 8.5: 94.444% } http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-display
<1> yay :)
<1> ;support women's rights
<4> mmm
<1> ;support @media
<3> reisio: I don't really know.
<4> semantic fragment identifiers gone too far
<5> ok
<1> Minibot: 'tard :p
<5> tks
<3> reisio: media { IE 6: Y | IE 7: Y | Firefox 1.5: Y | Opera 8.5: I (Screen declarations are applied to print media) } http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_html.php#support-html401-link
<1> .....um
<1> oh heheh
<1> lag :)
<2> Minibot: help
<1> Nanobot: I missed him :)
<2> Aww.
<4> #support-html401-attributes-title-on-header-elements-that-have-a-one
<2> Is there any sort of help/usage document for minibot?
<5> i was margining it measuring from sidewrap and not from real left
<1> ;support riczho
<3> reisio: I don't really know.
<1> alt element
<2> Heh.
<1> alt tag
<3> reisio: alt isn't called a "tag", it's called an "attribute".
<1> muahahah :p
<2> Nice.
<1> vagina tag
<1> lang tag
<3> reisio: lang isn't called a "tag", it's called an "attribute".
<1> start tag
<2> margin attribute
<3> riczho: margin isn't called an "attribute", it's called a "property".
<1> awe :/
<2> Oooooh.
<1> background attribute
<2> :(
<4> :[
<1> no, that's good
<2> Oh yeah.
<1> because background is both an attribute and property
<2> But it shouldn't be used anyway.
<1> true
<1> but let's not keep Nanobot up nights :p
<4> title attribute
<4> title tag
<4> :P
<1> title is both of those
<4> I know
<4> I was testing it
<1> Zeros: do you?! :p
<4> D:
<1> does firefox support display?
<3> reisio: It more or less supports display. (75%) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-display
<1> heheh
<5> i need to put a footer on rigth place but IE has no min-height attribute. how can i achieve it
<3> sergiol: min-height isn't called an "attribute", it's called a "property".
<1> does ie support position?
<2> Beautiful.
<3> reisio: It doesn't support position very well. (50%) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-position
<2> Does IE support XHTML?
<3> riczho: It kind of supports HTML / XHTML. (73%) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_html.php#standards
<1> does ie support position? @ reisio
<3> reisio: It doesn't support position very well. (50%) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-position
<5> but position ****s
<2> *gasp*
<1> hrmmm
<1> does ie support position? @ riczho
<3> riczho: IE 6 doesn't support position very well. (50%) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-position
<4> minHeight attribute
<1> mauuhahah
<2> Oooo.
<5> it gonna have text hover the footer
<1> does ie ****?
<4> totally
<4> :P
<1> hehehe
<0> Ie ****s
<3> Tell me about it.
<1> Zeros will be our substitude bot :p
<1> hahah
<1> ie ****s
<4> :D
<1> opera ****s
<1> awe, missed one :p
<5> is Minibot a bot?
<1> firefox ****s
<0> Yes
<1> is Nanobot a bot?
<6> Minibot: are you a bot?
<0> No
<7> does ff support inline-block?
<1> does IE support position: fixed;?
<3> reisio: No, it doesn't support fixed. - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-position
<7> does firefox support inline-block?
<1> does firefox support display: inline-block;?
<4> Nanobot, you've created a monster...
<3> hawkaloogie: No, it doesn't support inline-block. (Note: proprietary "-moz-inline-box" value is similar) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-display
<3> reisio: No, it doesn't support inline-block. (Note: proprietary "-moz-inline-box" value is similar) - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-display
<1> mmmm
<1> ;support display: inline-block;
<3> reisio: inline-block { IE 6: I (Only supported for naturally inline elements; Triggers "layout", causing some incorrect property behavior) | IE 7: I (Only supported for naturally inline elements) | Firefox 1.5: N (Note: proprietary "-moz-inline-box" value is similar) | Opera 8.5: Y } http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2propsbasic-display
<7> Nanobot, what are you using for Minibot?
<1> support display: inline-block;
<0> I guess it doesn't recognize ff as firefox
<1> Nanobot: good :p
<0> hawkaloogie: PHP
<2> (Sorry)
<7> hand-coded or a library?
<1> riczho: it has to interact with his site
<0> But "ff" is used commonly enough, so I should make it recognize it
<0> hawkaloogie: hand-coded
<2> Still.
<1> alt tag alt tag alt tag
<3> reisio: alt isn't called a "tag", it's called an "attribute".
<7> any chance i could get you to write something to grab some info from an external database every once in a while? (a paste site)
<4> Nanobot, use the PECL irc module or the PEAR one?
<7> i'll add a proper "date" field, and the bot can write to the channel "someone at IP pasted BLAH" when it sees a new paste ;-)
<0> Zeros: My own homemade one
<4> oh wow, nice :)
<7> like #perl's pastebot at erxz.com or whatever
<2> Awww. :(
<4> you scared him off with your perl talk :(
<4> :P
<0> hawkaloogie: Nah. I might make it interface with Web Devout's test page, which I plan to develop into something like pastebin
<0> I'm not going to do much with Minibot for a while. I'm working on big additions to Web Devout
<6> Nanobot: like full ie7 testing? :)
<0> Full IE7 data is already there
<6> oh, was it safari that wasn't finished last time I was there or opera?
<0> Opera 9 isn't finished.
<6> I know one of them was untested for like 60% of the items
<0> I have the CSS data, but no HTML or DOM
<0> Safari and Konqueror are also mostly untested
<0> I probably can't do Safari anytime soon, and Konqueror is going to be about as much of a PITA to document as IE because it has so many bugs
<4> if you wrote up a series of unit tests for each one I'd test safari for you :/
<4> I can't just give up remote access to my box though :P
<0> I don't use premade tests for my tables. Template tests don't get into the nooks and crannies.
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