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<0> benjick: if i make 10 tables and use id="foo" for each, i apply this for more than one element ?
<1> you CAN use it
<1> But cl*** is made to reuse
<2> Meithal: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/attrs.html
<0> thanks a lot vice-versa
<3> hi
<3> any one here?
<4> Nope.
<3> :P
<3> got a question
<4> NO! really?
<3> http://paste.css-standards.org/4254
<3> why
<3> i have .the_city cl*** with border
<3> and i have table that is from same cl*** but no border
<5> hi
<3> hi
<6> hello every one
<6> Hey would you guys happen to know why I try to position my content div in the center, and it will work on firefox, but in internet explorer it won't position in the middle.
<6> I tried margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;
<6> and even margin:auto;
<2> php-freak: what doctype are you using?
<6> lol what doc type should i use
<2> `doctype @ php-freak
<7> php-freak, doctype: Take a gander at the fine document type definitions available here: http://www.w3.org/QA/2002/04/valid-dtd-list.html (HTML 4.01 Strict is recommended)
<3> hum
<2> LinuxMafia: I don't see any table with the cl*** the_city in your pastebin
<8> hi
<8> is it possible to define multiple background-images, one for every html tag ?
<3> vice-versa, yeah but even div cl***="one_city" has no border
<8> or does backgrou-image define a global background image ?
<9> global?
<2> LinuxMafia: dunno, works for me. http://paste.css-standards.org/4257 <-- view as web page
<3> vice-versa, can you look @ http://linuxmafia.no-ip.org/citiesWeather.pl?city=london
<3> vice-versa, see if the lay out is fine?
<2> LinuxMafia: with overflow: hidden; on #cities it looks fine in ff at least
<3> vice-versa, you mean dont show the cities on ove flow?
<2> LinuxMafia: No, to get the cities div to clear the floats so the border extends around the floats
<3> vice-versa, oh
<3> vice-versa, i added it but the green border gone
<3> let me do something else
<3> vice-versa, border gone
<2> LinuxMafia: because you forgot the ; at the end of the value
<3> oh
<3> vice-versa, thanks that is more likely
<2> yeah, looks fine now
<10> I am having some z-index problems, the logo is supposed to render above the navbar div but it doesn't. HTML: http://paste.css-standards.org/4250 CSS: http://paste.css-standards.org/4251. it all verifies
<11> yelly: did you position that logo?
<11> yelly: next time paste code on one paste so we could view it.
<10> line 17: "position: static;"
<11> yelly: that doesn't "position" it...
<10> what does then?
<11> yelly: put "position: relative;" instead
<11> yelly: anything but static (which is the default)
<10> thanks
<10> strictly, what does "position: static;" do?
<11> nothing
<12> `css position
<7> css position : http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-position
<11> it is the default value of "position" property
<10> then why does it exist?
<12> Read.
<11> yelly: read indeed.
<10> but it doesn't really do anything that relative doesn't if top,bottom,left,right aren't provided
<10> it could easily be one property
<11> yelly: no
<11> yelly: absolutely positioned elements are positioned relative to "positioned" anscestors
<11> s/ansecestors/ancestors/;
<12> Static and relative are distinct
<13> hi Zoffix
<11> hi
<10> yeah, but if they were to be merged into one, say "flow", then it would be the like static if top,bottom,left,right aren't given, and it would be like relative if they are
<14> why
<13> i'm improving the semantic of my site
<11> That doesn't make sense.
<14> why
<12> yelly: Except that position properties act differently with static and relative.
<14> why
<12> Not to mention that it's important to have one that does a default p***through for inner positioned elements
<14> why
<13> http://wolfprojects.altervista.org/lego.php is correct to put "lego projects" in an <h1> and "legofan", "Robot1" and so on in an <h2>, isn't it?
<14> why
<12> blanck: Do you have anything more interesting to say?
<14> b0at ****s
<12> Taggnostr: Yes, that looks right
<10> well done
<3> hey
<13> ok, i'm going to fix it
<10> bye
<3> anyone there
<3> http://linuxmafia.no-ip.org/citiesWeather.pl?city=london , why city name is not bold?
<3> Denvull, hi
<12> Because you never styled it to be
<12> And that would be easier without a table, to be honest
<15> sup
<3> b0at, even if i style it
<3> it wont be bold
<3> b0at, i did not style others too
<15> @
<15> heh
<3> but they are bold
<16> (linuxmafia.no...) HTML: E: ( http://tinyurl.com/28njaz ) CSS: Valid ( http://tinyurl.com/34x9fh ) DOCTYPE: XHTML 1.0 Trans + url
<15> go validate it
<15> ]help
<16> help: www.diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you
<15> ]help @ LinuxMafia
<16> LinuxMafia, help: www.diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you
<17> quelqu'un ile de france?
<15> no
<17> cest dommage
<15> once a month
<17> really ahhaah
<18> can i display 2 pages in one page?
<17> and u where u come from?
<19> Hello all, does anyone have a tip on how to test your XHTML and CSS in several different browsers? e.g., is there anyway to make sure IE5, FF1, Opera6, etc support my design? Anybody have a good resource where I can test my designs?
<12> `browser shots
<7> browser shots: Free: browsershots.org , browsrcamp.com , danvine.com/icapture/ , danvine.com/iecapture/ ; Pay: browsercam.com (see fundables.org)
<13> is better <span><a>text</a></span> or <a><span>text</span></a>?
<12> Taggnostr: It depends on what the span is there for.
<13> in what cases is good the first case and in what is good the second?
<12> It doesn't matter if the span is to contain the whole of the anchor's text and flipping it around doesn't change how it's styled
<11> it does change
<6> any one know why I would have a like a little bitty gap inbetween my div elements? I have them floating, they should connect top to bottom evenly
<20> what drop down menu do you recommend that can have images for everything
<20> the top the top hover
<11> Taggnostr: if you have rules: a{font-style: italic;} span { font-style: normal;} in first case the text will be italic and in the second it will be normal
<20> the drop down
<20> and drop down hover
<20> i know alot do it
<11> ] nowimproved%menus
<20> but buggy in ie
<11> s/alot/a lot/;
<3> hey again
<3> Zoffix, hi
<13> is just that the difference?
<3> i have an issue
<13> i have span, span a { ... } :P
<11> Taggnostr: I don't even know why you have that span in there, why is it not just <a> ?
<6> does any one know why my divs have a little gap intween them, I got 3 float lefts? but they connect evenly to the image thats setting on the left, but every div going downwards i have on float:left theres a little gap inbtween the images?
<13> now is an <h2>, before i used a span
<11> so?
<13> with the h2 i've to put the <a> inside
<11> Why?
<3> any one can take a look @ http://linuxmafia.no-ip.org/weather.html
<3> and right down let's say london
<13> because the validator says that i can't have an h2 inside an <a>
<12> h2 is block, span isn't
<11> Taggnostr: what does span have to do with it?
<13> i've h2 { display: inline; }
<3> and tell me how many tables he sees in ro
<6> lol can any one answer that?
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