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<0> Can someone reccomend a nice font managment progie?
<1> i know only a good one for mac -> http://www.linotype.com/fontexplorerX
<0> nope need one under win
<2> How about windows built in?
<1> hm.. sry dont know
<1> that's no real font-manager :)
<1> font-viewer is the better word for it :)
<3> hi
<4> Hi!
<5> heya !
<3> :)
<1> hi
<3> I want to use a javascript based style switcher for a page, and the one that I have now uses alternate stylesheets to do that... will all of them get loaded by the browser when it accesses the page, or only the css file for the active stylesheet?
<3> and in case it tries loading all these alternate stylesheets... are there any better solutions?
<4> lch_: Clear your cache and try it- then look at the server logs.
<5> euh an style switcher is a switch so it should switch to a specific stylesheet
<5> the server logs ? Are you running a CMS Ich_ ?
<3> mhm
<3> no, I am coding a little page with server stats for a game
<3> http://mados.redirectme.net/dominions3-stats/stats.php
<3> and I am using style sheets from that CSS table gallery
<3> err, http://mados.redirectme.net/dominions3-stats/stats.php?game=bovine2
<3> this shows the style sheet switches
<3> riczho, I only have this to keep the W3C validator happy... should I use the meta tag instead?
<4> lch_: It doesn't validate without the prolog?
<3> it says that it wants to know the encoding
<4> If it's an encoding thing, send the proper headesr.
<4> **headers
<3> mhm
<3> what would the proper headers look like?
<3> I am using PHP, so I can add header stuff without problems
<4> lch_: Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
<3> okay, thanks
<6> I have an easy question: I have a ul and I want all the li on the same line(horizontal). how do I do this?
<4> CraZy675: li {display: inline; }
<6> riczho: thanks
<4> CraZy675: And to remove the bullets, ul { list-style: none; }
<4> ]listtutorial
<7> listtutorial: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listutorial/
<4> ^That should have more list examples.
<6> riczho: thanks again
<5> <? header("Content-Type: text/html; charset= UTF-8"); ?>
<5> http://www.htmldog.com/guides/htmladvanced/declarations/
<5> Ich_ about headers
<5> http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php
<8> How do I get a fixed height for a div with XHTML (strict), even when I resize the browser window?
<9> nowec: height: whatever;
<8> reisio: well, I have 3 divs, one top, one middle, and one bottom. I want top and bottom to be fixed, say 50px each, and then I want the middle on to fill up rest of the space. and the top and the bottom shouldn't resize at all when I resize the browser window. height: whatever; doesn't work, they still resize. what should I set the middle's height to?
<9> what do you mean top and bottom shouldn't resize?
<8> reisio: they should always be the same size, and the middle div should be the rest of the page
<5> are you shure you are using absolute units ?
<9> nowec: hold on
<8> reisio: thanks
<5> strange stuffs tonight
<5> :\
<10> hi reisio
<10> everything ok ?
<9> twenty18: could be worse :)
<9> and you?
<10> idem
<10> does anyone in here now a way to create multiple rounded corners with just one div ?
<9> nowec: just double-checking this still works with IE7
<10> and no js-solution like nifty corners (http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200503/nifty_corners/)
<9> twenty18: one background image per element
<4> nowec: My quick example of that: http://test.riczho.dyndns.org/fullheight/
<8> reisio: still works? it doesn't work in IE, or in FF...
<9> nowec: what I've got
<9> riczho: yeah :/
<9> here we are: http://reisio.com/examples/headerfooter/
<9> so tired of finding that for pastebins
<9> ;support min-height
<11> reisio: min-height { IE 6: N | IE 7: 37.5% | Firefox 2: Y | Opera 9: 75% } (Backup data; site is currently down)
<12> eisio and ***igning both a cl*** and an id to the same element would that make it possible to ***ign 2 background-pics (bottom left en bottom right) to the same block-element ?
<9> twenty19: no
<9> twenty18: one background image per element
<13> wow
<12> lol
<13> sup geez
<12> damn
<9> at least if you care about browsers other than Safari
<9> sup dan
<13> im getting a very. very. very. gay error
<9> gay like happy? :p
<13> not so much an error as a cross compatability problem
<13> hah yeah
<13> basically - it has to do with padding and positiong
<13> i have this ul thats being positioned within a fixed height header
<13> and for some very odd reason
<13> in windows the padding is about 1px thicker
<13> than in osx (I tested safari, ffx, camino, the works)
<13> anyone know anything about the issue?
<13> xD
<14> danieltrinh: oh, we all know too much about the problem... the problem is IE
<13> I mean, to clarify, anything regarding displaying an element with padding problems
<14> :)
<13> FunkyBob: im not even talking about IE
<12> dan you are talking bout operating systems
<13> i've tested in firefox on osx
<13> please explain :P
<13> since when was OSX padding everything 1px shorter?
<12> well that has to do with the graphic generator of windows vs osx
<13> hmm wonder if theres a fix
<12> to be more precise
<12> the graphic card
<12> it's not about the os
<12> but how a px is rendered
<13> ah?
<12> 1024 on graphic card a is a different size than the one of graphic card b
<12> and so on
<12> 1024 px x 768px is 1024px x768px
<12> but the size of the px will be a little different
<13> hmm, but a different graphic card causes elements to be displayed in different positions?
<12> 1px isn't that big an issue
<15> The size of the pixel has nothing to do with the graphics card, its the size of the monitor that has an effect.
<12> wait till you start designing in em's and % (liquid)
<13> twenty: in this case, it throws things off a little bit
<15> But that just scales the physical dimensions and isn't an issue unless you are mising in absolute units like inches or points.
<13> twenty: I am... x
<12> dorward point but not really in this case
<13> maybe Im describing my problem inadequately
<13> ok, for graphical illustration:
<12> dan have you tried to upload an illustration of the same size and on the same position and view it with both computers
<12> fi
<13> yup
<13> here, let me illustrate
<12> a sqaure of 125px *250px
<13> maybe it'll clarify the problem
<13> ok, windows screenie
<13> http://dannytrinh.com/media/win1.png
<16> danieltrinh: what doctype are you using?
<13> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">;
<13> damn, that might be a problem
<4> ]doctype html
<7> doctype html: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">;
<4> :)
<13> didnt even know ror was rendering that
<17> egh
<13> -_-
<4> Eww.
<13> what're you ewwwing at :P
<14> sheesh... people who let their tools run wild
<4> danieltrinh: Transitional and (probably unnecessary) XHTML.
<13> thanks nonetheless
<13> actually, what if the problem is still there -_-
<17> danieltrinh: you're still better off
<13> true
<13> hmm, any other idears
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