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<0> sry, i mean your path
<1> how do you mean, won't work?
<0> if a have a script that i installed in yoursite.com/directory/ and its images files are in yoursite.com/directory/
<0> woops, scratch that last directory
<0> and change that to yoursite.com/directory/images/
<0> then the css images would be looking for yoursite.com/images/
<0> which would be incorrect
<1> http://www.bibliobox.com/search/bookresults.html >> the background should be behind the whole row, now it's as high (vertically) as the left div with the price, but I want it to be as high as the biggest of the two. does anyone know how to solve this?
<1> MACscr: true, you would have to change your css in that case, to /directory/images/
<0> right, so that type of style is not smart to do for a design that is being distributed and can be used anywhere
<1> if the images directory is always one below the current directory you could do images/logo.png as well (without that first slash)
<0> actually thats why i asked in the beginning, that doesnt work
<1> hmm, that's rather awkward. it should...
<0> lets say i have index.html with a css file in it, its style/style.css
<0> and images are in the images folder
<0> both of those directories and index.html are in yoursite.com/directory/
<0> any images being linked to in style.css would have to be linked like:
<0> background:url(./images/nav_item_bg.gif) no-repeat bottom right;
<0> thats what i just figured otu
<0> out
<1> and that path doesn't work
<0> its relative to the css file location, not the index.htm location
<1> ?
<0> nope, that works
<1> ok, so what's the question?
<0> lol, i just figured it out. Like you that and i thought, it was relative to the index.html file
<0> but its not
<1> ohh, you just figured out. so that was the answer?
<1> hehe, ok :)
<0> just what i posted above
<0> you would have that images/imagename.gif would have worked fine
<0> woops, meant would have thought
<1> and do you have any idea regarding http://www.bibliobox.com/search/bookresults.html ?
<0> i dont see any images
<1> MACscr: hehe, there are none.
<1> my question doesn't have anything to do with images, but with the background not covering the whole div
<0> ah, thought u said something about a background image
<0> background color?
<1> true, the background color
<0> their are no colors
<1> are you sure? its a very light grey
<0> i dont see anything besides just text
<0> are you using FF or IE to test with
<1> one in two rows has a background color (it's rather small because of that problem, so it only covers the height of the price and inquire div>
<1> FF
<1> I'm on a Mac
<0> yep, i still dont see it on my xp box with FF
<1> ok, I'll make it more visible. one sec
<0> wow, thats really faint
<1> MACscr: it depends on your monitor and color settings. on this mac it's rather visible. anyway, the design and colors will be changed by the designer sometimes soon
<1> ok, now it's yellow. http://www.bibliobox.com/search/bookresults.html
<1> a lot more visible :)
<0> ayep
<0> yep
<0> ok, so it looks like its breaking out
<0> your you doing display:block?
<1> display: block?
<1> what I think is happening is this: there is a main div with two divs inside it. one has the book details and is float: left; and the other one doesn't and contains the price and inquire link. for some reason that float: left; breaks the relevance of the height of the main div to the div that now has float; left. without float: left, it works perfectly
<1> so float: left is to blame
<0> i think they call it an escaping div
<1> but I need a way to float: left AND have the right height for the main div. of course, I could use a table, but that wouldn't be very elegant
<2> !v www.lukemacneil.com
<3> HTML: Not valid - Errors: 24, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<3> CSS: Not valid - Errors: 4, Warnings: 31, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<0> i tink your clearning the div at the wrong place
<0> woops, clearing
<1> oh? you mean closing it (with </div>)?
<2> I thought the purpose of the doctype was to insure that things looked the same in different browsers.
<2> centering and whatnot...
<2> Is that wrong, because they dont..
<2> heh
<1> MACscr: what did you mean?
<2> can I remove the newline property of the headers in css? ... put h1 and h2 on the same line?
<4> you mean stop them being block elements?
<4> display: inline;
<2> ahhh.
<2> I had no idea.
<2> thanks.
<4> np
<4> apply that, and they'll flow like regular text
<5> is google working ?
<6> yes
<5> Not in my country
<6> they're almost ready to take over the multiverse
<6> they will be The One
<5> nobody in my country can use google, gmail, orkut..
<5> commctrl: LOL
<5> cool
<6> they just have to kill all the other Google's
<5> what?, are you doing a analogy with matrix or something
<5> i dnot understand it
<6> no, The One
<6> Jet Li
<5> lol, that movie sux
<5> matrix rulz
<5> does anybody konw why google is not working in my country?
<6> your spelling ****s, and the matrix could've been a hundred times better had not the moneymen interfered
<6> rnst, because your country ****s
<5> commctrl:it does but at leats you know in whaat country am I?
<7> Hey guys
<7> IS there a Very good CSS tutorial anywhere
<7> ??
<6> `schools
<3> schools: Explore the intricacies of HTML and CSS here: www.blooberry.com/ , www.htmlhelp.com/ , http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ , www.brainjar.com/ , www.htmldog.com/ , http://css.maxdesign.com.au/
<6> `enter
<6> perlbot enter
<8> Do not use the Enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.
<7> i searched google, but all i can find is font stuff, im not interested in font crap:P
<5> commctrl:yes the matrix saga could be better but is alright, is my favorite movie of all times
<6> oh God... there are dozens of better movies
<4> Easymarketer: I've found lurking in here to be the best practical CSS tutorial :)
<4> commctrl: I agree
<6> my current number one is I <3 Huckabees
<7> FunkyBob, lol i just want to Make my ruby on rails forum, look ok.
<5> commctrl: but i like one particulary
<7> so i can do more work on it
<4> Matrix was certainly great, and influenced the industry considerably
<5> commctrl:which ones do you like?
<7> I made it custom and dont have a design for it
<6> Easymarketer, RTFS gave you a bunch of links to look at
<7> ok
<6> FFVII: Advent Children was quite good as well, though I didn't see the english translated version yet
<5> commctrl:are you FF fun?
<5> i been wanting to see that movie
<5> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_%28fictional_universe%29
<5> sigh
<6> Advent Children is what The Spirits Within should've been
<6> use yahoo, use dogpile, use askjeeves, use whatever
<5> is not the same as google :(
<9> ACHE BIEN SUPARMIAN!
<9> SUPARMIEN!
<6> `table less
<3> table less: http://xrl.us/jx7f , http://xrl.us/iawr
<5> that css comics rulz
<2> any reason text-align: center doesn't seem to work in IE inside <td>'s?
<10> my simple text and picture floats won't work. It keeps putting them on seperate levels instead of aligning them beside each other ????
<2> er... sorry, divs.. not tds.. www.lukemacneil.com
<2> !v www.lukemacneil.com
<3> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<3> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 35, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.lukemacneil.com/
<2> I don't get it
<2> I'm having a hard time centering stuff in IE, and also, some borders that I've set to "none" are still showing.
<2> I have no idea why.
<4> how are you trying to center it?
<2> margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; and text-align: center
<2> Its all centered in firefox..
<4> and width?
<2> I have the width set to 80% on the div that houses the divs I'm trying to center...
<2> well I want .article at 80% centered, and I want some divs in that to be text-align: center ...
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