| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Comments:
<0> tech9iner, well, what can i say: get yourself something with pretty syntax highlighting :)
<1> anyone can confirm if i cautiously move forward on nvu via its css editor if I am totally wasting me time then please ..
<1> basically just making sure its not known css breaker as it were
<0> techn9iner: not sure. like i say i think all of these progs are basically a waste of time.
<0> tech9iner, sadly :(
<1> http://www.growldesign.co.uk/oswd/BusyCity/ shouldnt be 2 wks of edits ***umed here..
<1> fair enough then webben .. thanks mate..
<0> tech9iner, no problem :)
<1> oh. one last ?
<1> few people have claimed id be better off with. oi wp?..
<1> ohyes
<0> tech9iner: oi wp?
<2> tech9iner, do what I do... use a editor with some knoledge of it and then ask here when somethign doesn't work 8)
<1> workpress approach to site / site content
<1> wor'd'press hehe
<1> any imho's on that route versus site templates?
<0> tech9iner, well how do you generate day-to-day content currently?
<1> thanks yango ;]
<0> tech9iner, WordPress uses templates + stylesheets
<0> but it allows you to edit daily content with a wysiwig interface
<1> ahh. so no distinct simplification anyway tween wp/nvu site templates..
<0> it's default template markup is p***able
<0> not great, but p***able
<1> not needing daily. wkly or monthly yes. but wont be daily content changes
<0> abbr and acronym handling ****s
<0> but that's no different to every other lousy cms
<1> better version/app like wp ?
<1> ahh hehe
<1> lousy cms ..
<0> tech9iner, if you don't like writing code, i'd use WordPress
<1> no fan of the concept seems
<0> or something similar
<0> tech9iner, oh i love the concept
<0> i just hate the implementations
<1> and wordpress competitors? any better ?
<0> tech9iner, can't really say; i doubt it
<1> simpler ?
<1> mk
<0> not necessarily
<1> enough said..
<0> WordPress has a huge community, which helps
<1> thanks mates. time n warm pause appreciated ;]]
<1> nice...
<0> but it's basically for blogs
<1> perhaps irc eh
<0> tech9iner, any time :)
<1> got that. but if decent site output via blog tool a child can use. maybe me answer..
<1> hehe
<1> ciao4now. thanks thanks
<3> how could i break up a really long line so that it wouldnt flow out of the container box?
<0> ubra: long line of what?
<3> i dont want to hide it
<3> of text
<0> ubra: why is it flowing out the container box?
<0> ubra: is it actually a long word?
<3> yes
<0> a URL?
<4> ubra: Put a space in it
<0> or make the container scroll with overflow: scroll
<0> depending on what's most suitable to your case
<3> its not a url , speaking of cases when i dont control what it is
<0> for that use a scroll
<3> i dont want scroll either.. can i make the word go on new lines?
<0> ubra: no
<0> ubra: or at least, not without serverside processing to insert spaces/hyphens
<0> (X)HTML should have hyphenation built in like latex, but oh well.
<0> or maybe CSS one or the other
<0> hmm http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#hyphenate
<0> maybe one day
<0> probably be broken even if anyone implements it though :(
<3> ok, i wanted something css, no js or php
<5> ubra, use perl
<5> ubra, on the other hand CSS would be much nicer.
<3> Words can be broken at an appropriate hyphenation point. It requires that the user agent have an hyphenation dictionary for the language of the text being broken.
<3> yea, right :-)
<6> how do I align 2 divs next to eachother without using tables?
<3> Luke* you could use float:left; on the first
<3> or on both, it depends what they contain, use it on both to get a table like effect
<6> aah thanks
<6> do I have to give it a definte height so that the stuff below it doesnt overlap it?
<6> oh nope - that fixed it. left align on both
<6> thanks
<6> ooh no it didnt... still overlaps w/o the height
<7> w00t
<7> Hey guys. :)
<3> Luke* put a clear:left on the div below
<7> I was chatting here last night about a simple problem that had everyone stumped. :p
<8> loez at you.
<7> Anyway, I decided to put it up on Rent-a-coder.
<7> http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/misc/BidRequests/ShowBidRequest.asp?lngBidRequestId=525701
<9> strange, i have a div whose border is spanning over the next div below it
<3> Luke* or a <div style="clear:left"></div>
<8> THIS BID REQUEST HAS NOT YET BEEN APPROVED FOR PUBLIC VIEWING
<7> REally?
<8> ya rly
<7> Bugger! :D
<8> Indeed!
<7> I edited it just now :(
<9> rly rly?
<7> Buggeration
<7> :(
<8> what's the problem anyway, Sabby?
<8> I'm very, VERY unlikely to be able to help, but you never know
<9> firefox's web developer tool bar can help!
<7> www.halfcut.org/links.html
<7> I can't remember who was here, but essentially no-one had IE 6 or earlier to see my problem lol :D
<7> so none could offer advice :D
<8> I've got IE6.
<7> It renders great in firefox/mozilla/netscape.
<7> W00t
<7> Then you can see yhe battenburg cake style layout?
<8> Ah, a floating problem.
<7> :D
<7> :)
<8> I've no idea what a battenburg cake is but I see the problem
<9> looks fine in ie 6 too
<7> Yeah, battenburg cake has checker pattern lol :)
<10> ZombieLof: You must try it.
<10> It's delicious.
<8> I'm swedish, we don't do that.
<9> oh yeah
<7> If you like Marzipan
<7> :)
<9> i see
<0> Sabby: the problem is as far as IE is concerned at least
<0> the combined width of #leftcol
<7> Battenburg - http://www.llewellynalexander.com/directorschoice/branscombedbattenburgcake.jpg
<0> is greater than that left by #rightcol
<9> lol
<7> Wow!
<9> Sabby: you bloody british
<10> Greatest cake in teh universe.
<8> Sabby try reducing the width of the left column
<10> ... except ones containing cherries.
<9> Sabby: try http://validator.w3.org
<0> Sabby: you need this http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=e59c3964-672d-4511-bb3e-2d5e1db91038&displaylang=en
<7> Ah right , okay! :)
<0> Sabby: download that toolbar
<0> use View Dom
<0> and it will outline elements as you move through the DOM in IE
<9> oh ill have some of that too!
<0> you can then see that the width of the left one is too big
<7> Ah, cool, I got the FireFox one, that rules, but I wasn't aware of IE being innovative enough to do the same ;D
<0> (it also does other useful stuff)
<7> Sweet.
<0> Sabby: well, it doesn't allow you to actually edit the css unlike the FF one
<7> That's cool, as long as it visually shows IE's dodgy rendering, that's a step in the right direction ;)
Return to
#css
or
Go to some related
logs:
eth0 renamed to eth1
#perl
resize the reiserfs partition
ERROR 1049 (42000): Unknown database debian
ubuntu diskedit
r8169 gentoo 8110
r8169 gentoo 8110
#css
horay to breezy update
|
|
