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<0> erm, ok
<1> that'll center it vertically and horizontally
<0> and the problem when width is 400 and height is 300 ?
<1> so you use margin-left: -200; and margin-top: -150;
<1> hmm, can you dynamically render the CSS too?
<1> if not then that's a problem
<0> no i can't
<1> hmm
<0> but it's not a problem, i can use js to set it up
<1> yeh
<1> just set it with js when you pop it up
<0> but the next problem is scroll...
<1> bleh.marginTop = '-150';
<0> the page is huge..
<1> without the '
<0> and there is a scrollbar on the right side of browser..
<0> i need to have this div center verticallybut based on the position of scrollbar
<1> lol
<1> in that case ignore everything I said
<0> so when the scroll is in the middle of the page, when i popup the div with the settings u gave me, i'll get this div always on the top of the page ...
<1> you're better off using JS to set the position
<0> :)
<0> hmm.. well it's problem with js, cause every browser give me in different way the dimensions of the browser..
<0> erm, i could make a big transparent div, and inside it show the picture.. so the horizontal position wouldn't be a problem
<0> but only the vertical..
<1> lol
<0> =]
<1> you just need to do with js
<1> set the top/left position
<1> based on the image size
<0> cause almost all of the scripts' has a problem with width of the screen on my pc, cause i'm using xinerama (dual 22" 3200px x 1200px)
<1> get the screen width
<1> and height
<0> digitok: ok, will try to make it..
<1> and image width/height
<1> and set the div's top/left based on that
<0> and tell me, those sizes: left: 50%; top: 50%; margin-left: -150; margin-top: -200;
<0> are always the same? i mean no matter if the width is 100, 300 or 500 ?
<1> you don't need that
<1> at all
<0> ok, biig thx, will try to figure out how to make this..
<2> I hate IE to death
<3> 11 of 10 true webdesigners do the same
<4> I wouldnt be so sure
<4> Too few webdesigners have dies to make a proper statistic yet
<5> as a comfort i promise you IE will be gone soon :D
<2> I'm downloading ies4linux
<2> I don't have any choice :(
<2> nnn0: not sure about it
<5> well - i am ;)
<3> in css3 time.. IE doesnt support css2.. =]
<5> IE doesn't support jack
<2> nnn0: what make you sure about it?
<2> s/make/makes
<5> if tags works in IE it's just pure luck
<2> hahaha
<5> well - vista is gonna flop, office is gonna flop, and when micro$haft can't earn the same one quarter that they did the last quarter, the stock is going down
<6> I'm having a pretty hard time with my float.
<5> and when that happens - every rat is gonna jump the ship
<6> I'm floating my navbar on the left
<6> and I have an iframe that I want to its left
<7> I have a <div id=columns><div id="leftmost"/><div id="left"/>...</div> and in the leftmost i've set #leftmost { float: left; background-image: url(img.png); background-repeat: repeat-y; width: 77px; height: 100%; } however it doesn't draw the background-image in firefox, any suggestions?
<6> er... to its right
<5> nvictor, you should be buying Apple stock last week ;)
<6> And if I mess with the margins even a little bit, the iframe clears the float
<6> I can't figure out why
<6> www.lukemacneil.com
<7> i thought columns would control that the divs filled downwards..
<3> apple requires to much $ =(
<8> ocr--: Your markup seems to be some weird combination of HTML and XHTML. Pick one (HTML is probably best), stick to it, and ensure that your markup is valid. Note also that a height of 100% is the same as height: auto unless a height has been defined on the parent element.
<7> Dorward: both the xhtml and the css are valid @w3c
<8> ocr--: The code you showed us isn't.
<2> I just hope, the ies4linux version of IE6 will duplicate the same bugs, so that I can fix them...
<6> is it possible to force it not to clear?
<7> Dorward: that was an excerpt, and it was only bound to show that i have 5 columns wrapped in a columns container
<7> are there any tricks I can use to make empty divs stay the same height as sibling divs inside the same container?
<8> ocr--: Its rather difficult to debug your code if you show us something that is vaguely representitive of yoru code instead of the actual code.
<8> ocr--: And do you really have <div /> instead of <div></div>?
<7> Dorward: ofcourse not
<2> IE is great, smae bugs under linux :)
<7> Dorward: I said it was valid xhtml
<2> s/smae/same
<6> !v www.lukemacneil.com
<9> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<9> CSS: Not valid - Errors: 3, Warnings: 38, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<7> !v http://crossed.primetime.no:8080/
<8> ocr--: <div /> /is/ valid XHTML. Its forbidden under Appendix C, but still valid.
<9> HTML: Not valid - Error: 1, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://crossed.primetime.no:8080:8080/
<9> CSS: Valid - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://crossed.primetime.no:8080:8080:8080/
<5> "IE is great" !!!! never would have thought of hearing that in #css
<5> that if freaking BASH material :D
<7> My sidebars work fine with IE, though not with Firefox, haven't tested with Opera yet
<8> ocr--: No content and height auto? effectively height: 0, so the background wouldn't show up.
<7> Dorward: are there any tricks to set height to full? I tried 'height: 100%;'
<8> ocr--: height: 100% is the same as height: auto unless the height of the parent element is defined
<8> ocr--: I don't know any workarounds.
<7> well, I have #columns<-{#leftmost, #left, #rightmost, #right, #content_container}, usually #content_container would be the highest, Is there any way to let its siblings inherit its height? (height: auto is obviously not working)
<2> what can cause the cursor icon pointer (when over a link) to disappear?
<2> I have just set my link to inline-block;
<10> !v http://www.cerebrojd.net/notebox/prog.php
<9> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.cerebrojd.net/notebox/prog.php/
<9> CSS: Not valid - Error: 1, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.cerebrojd.net/notebox/prog.php/
<11> hmm
<11> ironicaly my stuff works in IE, but not in firefox
<11> hopefuly i'll have it fixed by end of the day
<10> same here Writeress >_>
<11> usualy it's the other way around
<10> no kidding
<10> I applied a doctype to my page, and now its futzing up in FF, but less so in iE
<12> any one know of a good spell checker for html, php docuemnts
<11> hmm
<11> well
<11> part of my problem is probably cause im using dreamweaver MX
<10> hum
<10> dreamweaver isnt *too* bad
<3> dreamweaver is good if u edit directly on code
<3> but I think that a "coloured notepad" dont need to be "fat" like dreamweaver
<4> DW is a waste of money
<4> it ****s as wysiwyg, and as an editor there are tonnes of better alternatives out there
<4> and cheaper ones too
<11> hmm
<11> well im sure version 8 is better than mx
<11> in regards to css improvements
<11> www.highpoly3d.com
<11> looks ok in IE, messes up in Firefox, any suggestions?
<12> dreamweaver ****s
<2> anybody know another :hover solution for IE except csshover.htc??
<6> is that what gets called when you do a:hover { ... } ?
<13> nvictor: JavaScript solutions abound...
<2> Aankhen``: :D
<11> bah
<11> needing javascript to get css to work
<11> Something just seems soooo wrong in that.
<3> ies.. IE is wrong :)
<13> The fault lies with the browser.
<14> Aankhen``, the fault lies in the people who made the browsers really
<13> Aye.
<11> ahhhhhhhh
<11> I think th eproblem
<11> is it is really working in firefox
<11> just not working in IE
<11> buwahaha
<11> and I was coding in IE.. thinking the other was flawed
<10> \o/ css validates!
<11> oh well
<11> I give up on it for now
<11> bbl
<15> Just a quick question regarding the authorized characters for ID attributes: XHTML specify the following backwards compatible regex pattern: [A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9:_.-]* (see: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_8), HTML 4.01 is a bit more open, see (http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/types.html#h-6.2)...
<15> but using ids with ":" (such as "xxx:yyy") yields horrible errors
<16> quick question... When not using an external css file what's the syntax of embeddeding it into your normal html? So I just use #mything{} straight in the html code?
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