| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Comments:
<0> (+ textpattern)
<1> hax, um I thought the alphaImageLoader worked on background images
<2> Zeros: umm
<2> Zeros: sec
<0> i've found some plugins/tutorials for textpattern galleries, but they seem heavy-handed
<1> decore, TextWrangler, free version of BBedit :D
<2> Zeros: is that the same one that dean edwards uses?
<1> probably
<3> Zeros: But before that, You used BBEdit.
<1> ie pnghack: www.mongus.net/pngInfo/ , http://xrl.us/jywg , http://devilock.mine.nu/pixie/ , http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/filter/reference/filters/alphaimageloader.asp
<1> hax ^
<1> decore, never
<2> Zeros: transparency doesn't even seem to work so well in firefox with bg images
<3> mattmcc: i said the same thing
<3> :(
<2> Zeros: oh, apparently it does
<3> mattmcc: I did too!
<4> Wow, it's... just like what I've been using for 10 years on linux.
<3> :|
<3> Virtue does a much better job
<3> and Spaces will of course kill it
<5> Rehevkor: vim runs under windows too :)
<3> vim runs everywhere
<5> and folding? www.webdragon.net/gallery/vimfold.jpg how about outline-style *css-folding* ? :)
<5> www.webdragon.net/gallery/vimwindow.jpg
<3> you're using fedora core, WebDragon aren't you?
<5> at the moment yep
<5> FC5 at present
<3> i can always tell what distro someone uses by it's default font configuration
<5> just got Vim 7 via the upgrades
<5> default font? heh this isn't default anything
<3> i mean the freetype2 settings
<5> old screenshot though
<5> could be anything that screen was taken from
<3> Redhat/Fedora's freetype config hasn't changed in years
<3> lol
<5> even RHL 8 or 9
<5> why, should it?
<3> oh this is bull****
<3> the price of a refurbished powerbook went UP on apple.com
<3> it's $300 more expensive than a refurbished macbook
<5> availability vs demand
<4> COre Animation makes me think of evas.
<3> snakes on a plane :\
<3> mattmcc: evas is awesome
<4> Somebody needs to use evas for an attention grabbing project.
<3> they are
<3> E17
<3> lol
<4> Besides that. :P
<3> http://hisham.cc/files/shots/estickies4.png
<3> something he's working on
<3> :D
<4> Evas/E17 can do some killer stuff, but for people who aren't interested in switching window managers to see it in action, you need something non-E related to give them.
<4> A game or something.
<3> i should make a tetris clone using it
<3> mattmcc: I used tons of EFL based apps when I used Linux and I used Openbox3
<6> If I have a div where the cl*** attribute set to "image right" or "image left", how do I do a CSS selector to differentiate between image divs that are either left or right?
<1> mattmcc, it has to be better than outlook and exchange server though :|
<1> both do horrible things with HTML and converting plain text messages into HTML
<7> tying letters to rocks and firing them out of cannon is better than exchange
<1> ***uming an http connection, if you filled out a form and missed on field, where the form held a creditcard number, when you bounced the person back to the original page, would you make them enter the credit card number again?
<1> https*
<1> bah missed one field
<2> Zeros: i should be able to push a background up or down by 3px right?
<2> oh wait
<2> i'm retarded
<1> :P
<2> oh, this ****s
<2> heh
<8> Zeros: You can hold all the form data server-side.
<8> Zeros: Just keep track of the session somehow.
<1> of course, thats already done.
<2> Zeros: i'm seriously bugging out on this ****
<2> i'm about ready to say **** it
<2> heh
<1> if there's an issue with the submission you're redirected to a page listing the errors with a hidden form that submits back to the page Tronic
<1> I suppose since the card number would be in a hidden input on that page, even without you realizing it that it would be a bad idea, yeah I'll make the person enter it again.
<8> Zeros: You may display a form where only the previously unfilled fields are shown, or you can let empty fields denote keeping the old value, etc.
<8> No need to send the number back to the client, even though I don't think that doing so would be a security risk.
<1> ugh, then I have to work out all the logic for the person to go back and edit the damn thing
<1> its silly to have "here's what you entered that was ok, here what you need now, oh if you want to edit things you need to be at a different page"
<1> in terms of editing fields that were ok that is
<9> wow
<1> wow!
<9> My UL looks HORRIFIC in IE
<1> the security issue is that if the person got the cached page Tronic it'd have the card number in the value=""
<1> and thats not safe :P
<1> hax, :(
<1> whats the problem?
<2> Zeros: too late, already said **** it
<10> hey
<11> hey majd
<10> what's up?
<12> if i have 3 radio buttons, should i have a separate label for each?
<11> oh not much
<11> Troubleshooting the aeflex nav bar
<11> for IE has managed to screw it up
<4> arooni: How else are the users supposed to know which radio button means what? :)
<12> mattmcc: through magickness?
<1> magic!
<10> heh
<1> hey majd :)
<10> hey Zeros
<5> arooni: only if they aren't a radio group
<12> i was using somemthing that wsant labels, just text or something before
<12> WebDragon: they are all changing one attribute
<12> i mean thre options for one attribute
<5> then you have a radio group
<12> ok cool, rails hides some of this stuff from me
<13> how to colspan a whole row?
<5> each radio button should be labeled
<5> whether or not you use <label> is up to you
<1> not really, as <span> doesn't mean the same thing as <label>
<5> it does make it nice, as you can click the text, and have the radio button get selected
<1> all form controls should have a <label> :)
<5> who said you need span?
<1> well buttons aside
<1> WebDragon, it was a generic example
<1> no other element provides a semantic label for a form control
<12> WebDragon: in order to have that clickiness, what attribute of the field does the label need to match up to
<12> name or id?
<1> First Name: <input type="text"> does not mean the same thing as <label>First Name:</label> <input type="text">
<1> arooni, id
<5> <label id="this"><input type="radio" name="this"> This</label>
<5> you only need to place them separately if your layout requires it
<5> label doesn't necessarily have to wrap the input
<1> um thats wrong
<5> here's an example where the labels don't wrap the inputs
<5> http://www.webdragon.net/miscel/subscribe_new.htm
<5> oh yeah, I forgot
<1> the for="" field of the label should match an id on the input
<5> <label for="this">
<5> not id="this"
<1> and you need an id on that input
<5> and the id goes on the input
<1> :P
<5> been a while since I messed with these
<5> looking at that form URL above, refreshed my memory
<14> can I use CSS to apply a style to all text inputs?
<15> hi all.. I used firefox save as to save a web page + javascripts locally
<15> now the javascripts don't run, even though I've checked/fixed file paths. Any ideas ?
<1> dibblego, yes, by placing a cl*** on each one
<14> Zeros, is there a way without doing that?
<1> input[type="text"] {} works provided CSS2 support, which excludes IE
<14> ok thanks
Return to
#web
or
Go to some related
logs:
what arch make.conf celeron 2.5ghz
deleted net.lo
#php
transperancy terminal e17
ubuntu64 +brother
skepticsrock
#ubuntu
psparrow
#physics
#math
|
|
