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<0> Znuff: well, add native validation to forms without using JS?
<1> i think this is because of the OS, Zoffix
<0> Znuff: have interrelated fields? calculation? a better widget set?
<2> FunkyBob, browser support?
<0> Znuff: Moz so far, afaik
<3> hm :S I guess that ies4linux IE 7 ain't that perfect.. site works for me in vmware :/ I guess I can breath easy
<3> heh
<4> thats good
<3> funny enough it actually works from the zoffix.com but doesn't from the local server.. oh well, thanks for looking
<5> can someone explain to me why the first set of arrows wont display next to the link like the rest of the arrows? This only started happening when I added that floating login box on the right. http://web.umr.edu/~dcat37/bodb/
<5> here's the css http://paste.css-standards.org/4219
<6> how am I suppose to get these 2 divs to align side by side instead of one below the other? http://paste.css-standards.org/4226
<7> method|: overflow: auto; on .newsitem
<7> `layout 2 @ jasontm # A variation of this would work.
<8> jasontm, layout 2: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/tutorial0816.htm
<7> (depending on the widths that you know)



<5> riczho: thanks
<5> why was the overflow: auto needed?
<6> hmmm the float method isn't exactly working for me. Can anyone offer anymore suggestions for me? http://www.globalprofitstoday.com
<9> That website looks ****ty.
<6> full template code here http://paste.css-standards.org/4227
<3> If I will ever meet a person that will say "I developed IE" that person will die slow and painful death!
<1> <div style="position:relative;width:100%;height:25px;-adbe-g:m;"> what's the last property inhere?
<5> Zoffix: indeed
<3> Amenthes: hell knows, by the looks of it might be some adobe extention
<0> Zoffix: at least give them a chance to say "... and if ****ing Marketing hadn't stopped us fixing it..."
<3> ]]css -adbe-
<10> http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ ( http://tinyurl.com/2t3xom )
<3> ]]"css -adbe-"
<10> Nothing was found: ( http://tinyurl.com/32yw64 )
<3> :/
<0> Zoffix: btw - http://www.madmonks.org/~fez/Actual_Microsoft_fridge.jpg
<3> oh well
<3> haah
<11> is there a css2 selector that selects something that has a combination of required cl***es? for instance, a div that has *both* "small" and "header"
<3> lokkju_wrk: that won't work in IE [6] (maybe 7 as well)
<3> div.small.header{}
<3> ]css names @ lokkju_wrk
<10> lokkju_wrk, Don't use cl***/ID names like "right", "left", "red". The names need to reflect the purpose of the element, not what it looks like or where it is located.
<3> ..or its site
<3> s/site/size/;
<0> lokkju_wrk: however, I believe IE doesn't deal with such multi-cl*** selectors properly
<3> That is what I just have said.
<3> lokkju_wrk: just define a third cl*** and do: .notImportant, .both{} .header, .both{}
<11> Zoffix, problem is, I need to overrid rules only in a case in which both cl*** names occur
<3> man, when I started making this site, I've said "Wow, IE isn't giving me problems so far :/ weird" and now I came across a bug that I don't know where it is coming from :| seems like a centering bug :|
<3> Aye, I'm an idiot :| better redo this thing, since I got two elements that I can use for whatever I want
<3> Just a note for you all not to be dumb as me: do not do: html{background: url(pic.png) repeat-y center center;} body { width: pic_width; margin: 0 auto;} there will be 1 pix difference on uneven browser dimentions :D
<3> I should be less crazy about going "no extra elements, please!!!!"
<12> why is vertical-align: middle; not working with my <li>?
<3> Though it happens only in IE :S
<3> swimrr: do you know how it is supposed to be working?
<3> I'll answer for you... NO!
<3> ]css vertical-align @ swimrr
<10> swimrr, http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/visudet.html#propdef-vertical-align
<3> "Applies to: inline-level and 'table-cell' elements" UUUUUU, is <li> an inline-level or a table-cell element?
<13> Zoffix: table-cell isn't called an "element", it's called a "property value".
<3> Minibot: go **** yourself. Don't teach your daddy how to ****. Don't interrupt when people are talking. READ first - THEN talk. AND STOP SPAMMING YOU DUMB ****!
<3> Nanobot: I urge you to make Minibot NOT correct me about this ****... I am really annoyed by IT
<3> swimrr: anyhow. Got link? What are you trying to do exactly?
<14> table-cell elements
<14> :/
<14> Let's try that again
<3> Nanobot: Applies to: inline-level and 'table-cell' elements
<14> table-cell elements
<14> The end
<3> Nanobot: that's a copy/paste from the specs
<3> sweet :}
<3> no more table-cell elements haah
<3> OK :D
<12> Nanobot: thanks for your help
<12> PICNIC
<12> hehe
<15> man this channel has the most annoying bots ever.
<3> lol :)
<3> No, I don't think so. I think this channel has the most USEFUL bots ever.
<3> The most annoying are trivial bots



<3> >:)
<3> s/trivial/trivia/;
<14> how well does ie support before?
<13> Nanobot: It doesn't support :before. - http://www.webdevout.net/browser_support_css.php#support-css2pseudoelements-before
<3> Minibot: how well does IE support my cock in its ***?
<13> Zoffix: I don't know.
<3> Minibot: REALLY GOOD!!! you better learn it!
<3> weeee, beer is FANTASTIC!
<14> No, IE puts its cock in your ***
<3> :~
<14> IE is a tranny
<3> *_~
<14> skull****ed?
<3> lol
<16> Is this a good aproach to make a cell content adjust to the content size?
<16> style => width: 1%; white-space: nowrap;
<3> no
<16> How may I make it better, is there anything I could read about? some topic?
<3> google for "Css shrink wrap
<17> Hey
<16> thanks Zoffix
<17> I need to get rid of spaces between inline list items
<3> ]zip @ brian
<10> brian, Start every stylesheet with this: * { margin: 0; padding: 0; }. You'll save yourself the confusion over quite a few strange element and browser spacing differences later on. * == http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html#universal-selector
<17> I have that already.
<17> I set the li tag to display: inline
<3> remove whitespace in the source
<3> brian, s/tag/element/;
<3> ]css wording @ brian
<10> brian, Use proper wording: selector{property: value;} The selector may also contain "pseudo cl***es" and "pseudo elements". <p> <- that is a _TAG_ for 'p' _ELEMENT_
<17> There is no whitespace in the source, just new lines
<3> brian, new line _is_ whitespace
<3> brian, a good way would be to write instead of:
<3> <li>lala</li>
<3> <li>lala</li
<3> ><li>lala</li
<3> see? nothing between the tags
<3> brian, I'd rather use floats though.
<17> alright, that's perfect
<18> Hi, I haven't coded in CSS for awhile and completly forgot how to make lists span horizontally, thanks,
<0> `listamatic @ addicted6
<3> addicted6: floats or display: inline
<0> `listomatic @ addicted6
<3> ]listamatic @ addicted6
<10> addicted6, listamatic: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
<3> `ping
<3> ehee
<3> RTFS is out for a smoke :)
<18> thanks
<17> Can you do one of those mouseover balloons with just CSS?
<3> yes
<3> ]report http://zoffix.com
<10> Zoffix, Starting report on: http://zoffix.com
<10> Zoffix, ERROR (report for http://zoffix.com ): got 500 from the server!
<17> I'm creating markup for a Myspace :(
<3> gee
<3> ]report http://zoffix.com
<10> Zoffix, Starting report on: http://zoffix.com
<3> brian, poor you
<10> Zoffix, Report done: file:///home/zoffix/zbot2/report/1169347003/_1169347003.html
<17> The saddest thing is that I gave him a price way too low.
<3> brian, move your mouse over on yellow squares on the link above to see that "ballon"
<3> eer
<3> lol
<3> :)
<3> brian, http://csshelp.zoffix.com/report/1169347060.html this link\
<19> myspace is so horribly coded
<20> yea but it works.
<19> elements that seem like they should be linked have no real correspondence
<19> i really have no idea how he even came up with the code consider how incredibly poor it is
<19> and for 900mill you think you could at least clean up the code
<3> yeah :)
<0> e0\m2x: tell that to google


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