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<0> Aar0n: thought about just using a syntax highlighting text editor (or maybe just notepad?)?
<1> can i make my button a lot bigger?
<1> heh
<1> then it would normally be?
<2> an <input type="submit"> ?
<3> can someone tell me why the main div borders have disappeared in IE? - http://pastebin.ca/107119
<4> arooni, without silicon? impossible.
<3> LOL @ eXistenZ
<0> arooni: You can specify padding, height and width...?
<1> LEMONed: can i make it colorful
<1> large, firm, and round
<1> ?
<0> Of course!
<1> wowsers!
<0> Well maybe not round without javascript =S
<1> LEMONed: how can i boost my buttons?
<0> ...
<1> <input type="submit" width="500" height='500'>
<3> it only happens when I float the 3rd div
<5> may someone test http://trunk.rapsys.be/ under ie5.5 or ie6 (and say me if the logo at top/left has transparency) ?
<6> arooni: The width and height attributes are there for image inputs only AFAIK. Use CSS instead.
<1> Dorward: ok would i span a style with the width & height?
<1> and is there anyway of chaning the color
<1> the grey is pretty boring
<7> swimrr: try applying display: inline-block; to .main
<0> rapsys: yes! ie 6.0
<6> arooni: No, the input.
<1> Dorward: huh? that would be directly editing the html
<0> arooni: change the width="500" height='500' to... style="width: 500px; height: 500px; background-color: #151515;"
<3> reisio: wow, that worked, how come?
<6> arooni: Only if you need to add additional markup so that you could write a selector specific enough to affect only that input. Adding a span element would be changing the HTML.
<7> `haslayout @ swimrr
<8> swimrr, haslayout: http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html , http://fumle.dk/public/webdev/IEhaslayout/
<3> ah, so it had no layout?
<5> LEMONed: perfect, may you test again plz ?
<3> how do I get RTFS to list like that?
<7> swimrr: /msg RTFS `list
<7> stuff with %'s have subitems
<7> so you could do '`list template'
<1> ok now is there a way to make the text large inside the button?
<0> font-size: 24px;
<3> huh, /msg RTFS didn't work
<7> `float contain @ reisio
<8> reisio, float contain: www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html , www.quirksmode.org/css/clearing.html , www.complexspiral.com/publications/containing-floats/
<3> do you need /msg ?
<3> 'float contain @ swimrr
<3> mmmm.....can't do it
<3> lol
<7> sure you can
<7> it just has a spam guard
<7> swimrr: try now
<3> i'm typing in " /msg RTFS 'haslayout @ swimrr " - is that correct?
<7> no
<7> `, not '
<7> tilde key, only without SHIFT+
<3> oh
<3> ohhhhhhhhhhhh
<7> missed that earlier, sorry :)
<7> monospace fonts :p
<3> wow, thanks again
<3> you know lots
<3> :-)
<7> brain has the space :p
<9> Hi I want three pieces of text on a single line... each one have to be on either left, right, center of a div? How would I go about doing that?
<7> `float tutorial @ GoldenGrizz
<8> GoldenGrizz, float tutorial: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/ , http://phrogz.net/css/understandingfloats.html
<10> <div><span style="float: left;">Left</span><span style="float: right;">Right</span><p>Center</p></div>
<11> Is there a convenient way to hide divisions without leaving empty space ?
<10> pacal, display: none;
<9> I want it to be perfectly in the centre or left or right of the box?
<10> i think, maybe it's display: hidden;
<11> thx commctrl
<10> GoldenGrizz, then text-align: center; on the <p>
<7> visibility: hidden;, display: none;
<9> Thanks commctrl
<9> What website have you made with your 1337 skills?
<12> i took his head and raped his woman before his blood was even cold
<10> that's nice
<12> - Highlander
<9> commctrl: still not perfectly centered though.
<10> GoldenGrizz, probably some margin or padding getting in the way, and realize too that "Perfectly Center" to a computer looks off-center to the human eye
<9> http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/441/picture9jr2.jpg
<9> Title of Post is perfectly centered.
<10> perhaps try absolutes then?
<9> Oh would that work?
<13> !v http://jackedyour.info/ss_site2/b/index.php
<8> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://jackedyour.info/ss_site2/b/index.php
<8> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://jackedyour.info/ss_site2/b/index.php
<13> can i add padding to a background image?
<13> does that make sense/
<5> !v http://trunk.rapsys.be/
<8> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://trunk.rapsys.be/
<8> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 5, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://trunk.rapsys.be/
<13> X.x
<5> **** :'(
<5> ok, still 5warning, but that's ie behaviour
<14> Skram: if it's a non-repeat image, just set the position
<14> but no, you cannot scale background-image in any way
<13> frb-away: how?
<13> background: url(images/bullet.gif) top left no-repeat;
<13> i want to shift it to the right a couple pixels
<15> !v http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<8> HTML: Not valid - Errors: 2, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<8> CSS: Not valid - Errors: 3, Warnings: 17, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<15> Grmble.
<15> !v http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<8> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<8> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 19, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://waszi.platinum.linux.pl/pmail/test.html
<16> ugh, this is silly, but i can't figure out why MSIE is making this particular div tag on my site make the sidebar content appear all the way at the bottom... anyone mind looking? MSIE6
<16> http://www.mikeatlas.com/blog
<16> ugh, this is silly, but i can't figure out why MSIE is making this particular div tag on my site make the sidebar content appear all the way at the bottom... anyone mind looking? MSIE6
<16> http://mikeatlas.com/blog
<16> it looks fine in FF1.5
<17> hi
<15> How to make two divs to be displayed one after one?
<15> In one line?
<15> I would like to make a menu bar where options are aligned to left and some other stuff on the same bar is aligned to right...
<1> so if i have to elemetns that float left
<1> and then i want to have another div thats on a new line
<1> how can i do this
<1> ( i mean below the two elements
<18> anybody use html emails, like for newsletters?
<0> airj1012: I've written a couple in the past...
<18> well whats the issue with css, some people say not to use it
<0> Probably because web clients like to filter out a lot of the html so that people don't steal user login cookies or interfere with their own site....
<18> ok
<0> You should have a send the newsletter in html or plain-text option for the user...
<19> Hi
<0> or maybe, write your e-mail then check it works in the popular web clients like gmail and hotmail
<19> Why is background-color not setting the background color of a div?
<0> No idea, perhaps a link to code so we can help?
<19> <div style="position:absolute; top:585px; left:513px; width:263px; height:100%; background-color:#2da8bb;">test</div>
<18> ya, how can you do that
<18> html or plain text, or the user needs to log into the system to identify which they prefer?
<20> I wish people wouldn't send html mail...
<20> I mean, it's better than the tons of other ways people abuse email in a futile attempt to convey more information but it's still annoying. :)
<21> I prefer html e-mail, view it all in a client with disabled javascript and no problems... and looks better even with simple formatting
<20> LEMONed_: And view it all in a client with disabled html and loads of problems. :)
<21> hehe :p
<20> Which frankly I'm usually inclined to do.
<20> Because the benefits of the html formatting in the 1% of html emails which don't annoy the **** out of me is far outweighed by not having to deal with the ones that do. :)
<18> it just looks a little better sometimes, like a newsletter, colorful, etc
<20> airj1012: But it looks a lot worse most of the time.
<20> Also, unlike the web, I feel I should be able to have a reasonable expectation of recieving your mail on a terminal based client and have it be readable.
<21> When I send e-mails my client sometimes says that the receiver may not be able to use html.... it then says I can send it in plain text and html...
<20> Fair enough. I guess that's a not unreasonable thing to do. :)
<20> Anyway, I'm not really claiming that sending html email is *wrong*
<20> It just annoys me.
<20> Sending ugly html email is of course an offence punishable by death. :)
<19> <div style="display:block; position:absolute; top:585px; left:513px; width:263px; height:100%; border:solid 1px; background-color:#2da8bb;">test</div>
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