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<0> i made some gorgonzola sauce some time ago, remember? :)
<1> I don't, no, but I'm not a fan of gorgonzola. :-P
<0> :P
<0> it's blue cheese
<0> wouldn't you call it blue?
<1> I would.
<0> yep so it's blue
<0> :P
<1> But it's not blue cheese blue cheese.
<1> :-P
<2> Hi guys! I have a question about my layout. You can find it there: http://guruza.com/question/353/reward-5.00
<3> Twey: yes, now it's included in firefox too
<0> ;(
<1> Hehehe
<4> Twey :o
<1> Or



<5> someone with IE pliz? cause i gonna be crazy snif
<1> You could take the lid off your pan as you're cooking it
<1> And make open sauce.
<0> how?
<0> enzo_: sup?
<5> http://www.source-rh.com/~despatis/color.htm cheater
<5> just to know, if you see some fields with strange color (light green, light yellow)
<0> what's wrong enzo_?
<5> all is ok with your IE cheater ?
<0> no idea, how's it supposed to look?
<0> eetfunk: what's the question?
<0> Twey: what's open sauce? :x
<5> on the right, the field 'email' is white cheater ?
<6> Could use some help if someone has a moment, please. http://cajunfun.com/ultoday/ How can I make #container look like it's actually enclosing #navigation and #content on that page while retaining the position of #navigation and #content?
<1> cheater: ... it was a pun. :-P
<2> cheater: The explanation is a little long, so I put it on guruza, but basically, my footer goes over my content text (2 columns) and I don't know how to fix it
<0> Elazar: make #container2 which encloses #navigation and #content
<0> enzo_: i think so
<5> http://www.source-rh.com/~despatis/color.jpg <= you don't see that cheater ?
<5> the colors
<6> cheater: K... what else?
<1> enzo_: Does it show as white if you try to grab it with a screenshot or colour picker?
<0> enzo_: nope
<0> Elazar: nothing.
<1> cheater: Heh... I'm addicted to dark themes :-P
<6> cheater: That doesn't fix it.
<5> no Twey, i've made a screenshot with gimp, i can see the colors
<1> cheater: Dark themes are really tricky to do right though... get it wrong and it looks like a three-year-old did it.
<0> Twey: those are ugly as well :P i'm a mandate of the "seasoned paper" colors
<0> Twey true
<1> Hmm, true
<1> Lol
<0> Elazar: you can make anything look like anything.
<5> in fact when i load the page, i don't see colors, then IE seems to add colors to some fields, that's completely non sense Twey have an idea?
<1> You need lots of whitespace (well, you know what I mean) with dark websites.
<1> enzo_: Do you think you could put a screenshot somewhere? I don't have IE
<6> cheater: OK, let me rephrase the question... right now, #container appears to stop above #navigation and #content. I want #container's white background to extend down below the end of #navigation.
<5> http://www.source-rh.com/~despatis/color.jpg Twey
<0> eetfunk: validate
<0> eetfunk: and learn to use DIVs as floating block elements
<2> cheater: it does validate
<2> cheater: thats what im doing, i'm learning... but i need some help now!
<0> eetfunk: the footer should be in the code right after the text container
<0> and it should have no positioning
<2> ok, but it won't be at the very bottom of the browser window
<0> it's just like that: <box></box> <box></box>
<0> nope, it won't
<0> what do you want to do then?
<2> i want it to be at the bottom at all time, but to be pushed down if there's too much text
<0> "at the bottom all the time but pushed down"?
<2> so if there's little content, it's at the bottom of the window, and if there's a lot of content, its at the bottom of the page (might not be visible at all times)
<0> `footer
<7> footer: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FooterInfo
<6> cheater: If you refresh, you'll see that the contents of #content show up below #navigation. I want #content to display to the right of #navigation.
<6> cheater: I took out 'float' settings in a few CSS rules for it to display that way. #container does what I want now, but #content doesn't.
<8> ed1t: hello?
<1> Hm, nope, enzo_, makes no sense to me
<1> Maybe an extension of some sort?



<5> don't know Twey, all i know is the fact i hate IE
<9> Elazar: adding a margin to #content, a float: left to #navigation and the clearfix clearing
<6> robrechtj: Hm... that extends #container down past the end of #content, but not past the end of #navigation.
<9> just a sec
<6> Might just be me. I've got a buddy in another channel that's running FF on Linux and it works fine on his. (Using Ubuntu and FF 1.5.0.4 here).
<9> Elazar: oops, the comments in CSS is /* */ and not //
<9> Elazar: so do /* See: http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html */
<6> robrechtj: K. Better than the other way around. :P Some languages do that and it's annoying.
<6> robrechtj: That did it! :D
<6> robrechtj: Dude, you rule!
<9> Elazar: np :)
<10> what does this code do?
<10> * html .x {
<10> float:right;
<10> }
<11> Kirker: possibly nothing
<11> Kirker since the html element is not a descendant of anything
<9> Kirker: it's a fix for IE - * html .x does select something in IE, but not in other browsers
<11> how about ie7?
<9> Kirker: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=StarHtmlHack
<9> webben: dunno
<10> excellent
<10> well I've traced my disappearing nav bar error
<10> down to that CSS
<9> webben: but IE7 should be more compliant, so it should not apply
<10> it's causing an error in my JS
<10> is tehre an alternative to that hack?
<9> Kirker: why should it cause an error in JS?
<9> http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssHack
<10> rob - I have no idea, want to see the error in action?
<9> sure
<10> http://www.socwall.com
<10> Firefox works fine
<10> in IE when you click on a link in the nav bar
<10> the nav bar disappears
<10> and I get a JS error
<10> however
<10> if you refresh the page it comes back
<10> horribly frustrating
<10> that's with this code in:
<10> * html .x {
<10> float:right;
<10> }
<10> if I remove it, the page looks like crap
<10> but the nav links stay
<10> I'm trying to figure out why
<9> don't see this behaviour
<9> seems to work ok in IE6
<10> hmm
<10> im running IE6 as well
<10> happens in IE7 too
<10> so if you load http://www.socwall.com
<10> and click on "forum"
<10> the nav bar is there on the next page as well?
<9> yes
<9> i get a page with the text "implementation incomplete"
<10> well freak me -__-
<9> but everything else is there
<10> yeah that page should come up
<10> shoot
<10> that complicates things lol
<9> also other nav-options (even nested) work as expected
<9> this gives me an sql error though - http://www.socwall.com/php/socwall/index.php?cid=Everything&sortby=Hall%20of%20Fame
<9> but not related to the problem you are seeing i suppose
<10> yeah
<10> hall of fame isn't built yet =]
<10> rob - any thoughts on where I should go with this one
<9> sorry, no idea
<10> well at any length i'm glad it works for you
<10> although I don't know what could be different in our versions of IE
<10> IE 6.0.2900.2180
<9> nope, that's the one
<10> Rob - still there?


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