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<0> Riyonuk - is SonSpring your site?
<1> a few of the divs (the outer one...) shall have a backgroundimage
<2> no, just someone I know
<0> There are some really sharp things on there, I like
<3> does container hold same kind layers all together ?
<0> I very much lack creativity, so I have a special appreciation for it heh
<2> then give it an id, and put the id in css, and on that id put background-image: url(img/blah.jpg);
<1> this image shall use only a small part of the div
<2> reddi_: your kinda confusing me
<1> Riyonuk: that is not the problem....
<1> hm.. maybe i rephrase it
<0> you need to make the image a separate div I think
<1> that is what i already do..... the widh
<1> the width of the image comes from a db
<0> he's asking to have a div say 150x150px large... and an image as the "background" which might only be 100x100px... but not tiled
<0> just in the corner or something...
<1> the width of the image shall be SMALLER then the div containing it
<0> reddi_ - do you want text and other things inside the div to wrap around the image, or to go over it?
<1> i want to make some special grafic via css ;-(
<2> I cant help, I dont know what your talking about, if its what Auzer said and you want the bg image centered?
<0> you're not going to 'make' any graphics with CSS... well, you COULD, but I tend to think it's not practical.
<2> yeah, just make the graphics yourself, thats what I do
<1> hm... the graphic is always the same, but the arrangement shall be made via css
<0> you're out of your skull if you're trying to make an image of some considerable size with css... heh
<1> moment, i will make a screenshot of my problem
<0> reddi_ - How do you want the graphic positioned within the div? left? left top? center?
<0> reddi_ - and do you want other things inside of the div to go OVER the image? I think what you want is not a 'background image'
<1> with background-position
<2> oh...
<2> background-position: center center;
<2> that?
<0> I'm not familiar enough with CSS to know what background-position is
<1> what a bit moment
<0> he's going to demonstrate his problem with some media Riyonuk
<1> one moment please...
<2> its just where you want the bg if its smaller than the div its in, like left bottom, top right, etc
<2> great...im on dial-up
<2> Auzer: I think I cooled down from your site, mad that was gay
<1> http://members.inode.at/483430/multigrafik.jpg
<1> the interesting part is the multigrafik
<1> the green and the red run are divs with special background images
<2> wtf?
<1> the red and the black box are also divs which are INSIDE the other divs...
<1> these boxes are positioned by database values....
<2> ok
<1> this already works... but now i want to have some additional grafik, which does NOT work
<1> the red and the green run shall be overloaded with a grey run
<1> the width of this grey run shall come from the db
<1> i want to use only two grey runs (one for the left side, one for the right side)
<1> and i only want to set their width .....
<2> lol, Im sorry but I just dont undestand what your trying to do
<1> u understand how the css looks like in this file?
<2> yeah
<1> ok....
<2> there just margined from the right
<2> and floated
<2> that is, the little black and red box
<1> hm, no floating.....
<1> <div cl***=...><div cl***=....>....</div></div>
<1> that is my "work"
<2> ij
<2> *ok
<1> moment, i will upload another jpg
<2> uhh I still gotta design another site, for binary_complex
<1> http://members.inode.at/483430/multigrafik_grey.jpg
<1> this is a result... the grey shall have a run
<1> and the width shall come from the db
<1> the problem is that IE does not support alpha channel....
<1> so i have to use a workarround
<4> Auzer: dix you figure out your problem?
<2> so you want grey to be on both sides?
<4> Auzer: i read above...it was an optical illusion??
<1> on both sides and the width should come from db
<1> so there is a grey image run
<2> prium: yeah
<1> a big one
<4> lol
<4> that's kinda funny, actually
<4> Riyonuk: did you get a chance to look at that pastebin?
<2> reddi_: just make whatever is within the grey, there widths smaller, and make the bg grey
<2> whos pastebin?
<4> mine
<2> Auzer's?
<2> oh
<2> no
<2> what is it?
<4> this one http://pastebin.ca/75777
<4> the container div is centering correctly, but the div's within it aren't moving with the container div
<4> just wondering if you had any ideas
<4> you seem to be the grandmaster around here :)
<2> alright let me work on it
<1> Riyonuk: the grey shall be a grey run not only one color ;-(
<5> prium`: You can't use comments like that in CSS.
<1> is there a way to set the div width and the image width seperatly?
<4> oh?
<1> that would solve my problem ;-)
<1> div width = 100%, image width: 10%
<1> ;-)
<4> cynic: well that's my "stupid" div, so i wouldn't worry about it...lol
<6> if I have two divs #a and #b - how can I style it so that #b's upper border is exactly below #a's lower border and #a and #b's right border are aligned, #a's width is 100%
<2> alright, im looking at the page, whats the problem?
<5> prium`: It could still mess up all the CSS after it, though.
<2> prium: you shouldnt slice, thats so lame, and what are you trying to do
<7> can I perform styles on certai characters?
<7> for example, code highlighting?
<2> tek: like on the html source itself?
<7> Riyonuk well i'm starting blog and I want to paste some PHP source code, but I want to highlight functions like echo() and print() and I want to turn curly braces {} a different color and make comments gray
<1> could i set a span an background image?
<7> syntax highlighting, basically
<2> for the source or the actual page you see?
<7> the actual page you see
<1> or is a background image on span only possible if i set display:block?
<2> css cant do that, i bet javascript or something of the sort..
<7> you go to site.com, yo usee a blog post with a "code" section that's highlighted and looks like an IDE, but it's just static code
<7> okay
<7> just asking
<4> Riyonuk: yeah slicing ****s...i agree. it was the way it was given to me, and now i'm trying to fix it. you should have seen it before :)
<4> Riyonuk: essentially i just want to center the whole thing.
<2> alright, well your problem, its not getting centered because you have absolute positions everywhere, that means it will ignore everything else
<2> lol, MattKelly asks if I webdesign professionaly
<4> Riyonuk: heh, so re-do everything with relative positioning?
<2> why positiong? I used floats
<4> oh
<4> i'm sorry, so just change everything from 'absolute' to 'float'?
<2> lol, it probably wont work exactly, but you could try
<4> heh ok
<4> well that certainly made a mess outa things :)
<2> lol
<2> <4> you seem to be the grandmaster around here :) <--- Thanks
<4> heh
<4> hmm
<0> can anyone recommend a couple CSS tutorial sites (I'm most concerned with positioning, not really fonts or anything particularly)? I've looked at css.nu and it's a little difficult to navigate and imo really hard on the eyes
<4> so when using float, do 'left' and 'top' not work?
<2> Auzer: I have the perfect site
<2> http://www.alvit.de/handbook/
<2> everything you will ever need to know...ever
<0> ...wow...
<0> that's pretty damn intense
<2> got that right ;)
<0> thaaaat's... only exactly what I was looking for though
<0> thanks a lot hehe
<0> the first CSS site I'm happy to bookmark
<2> hah lol, I have about 110 bookmarks?
<0> Riyonuk I want to have your children.
<2> Are you a girl?
<0> No
<2> damnit
<2> lol
<0> whatever, *** changes aren't all that uncommon anymore!
<2> no thanks
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