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<0> 'If Spiderman was real, and I was a criminal, and he shot me with his web, I would say, "Dude, thanks for the hammock." '
<1> hmmm... i created a black png with 75% opacity... but both ie7 and firefox show plain black... do i need to specify anything else in css?
<2> Hal9000: No
<3> how would you edit an elements border-color using javascript? i've tried div.style.border-color but it doesn't seem happy with that
<2> jals: Replace dashes with camelCase
<1> damn... the png image works fine if i put it as <img> but not as background :(
<3> :D
<3> ok
<3> never heard camelcase before, great name
<4> hello
<4> question anyone know of any good sites to teach you how to make menu`s kinda like your browser menu where its a pull down
<1> Dorward: do you have an example page with a translucent png background? i cant get it to work :(
<5> Hal9000 you mean with alpha transparency?
<5> http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/
<1> yes, basically i have this situation: a background image set in <body>, then i have this main content <div>, and i want this div to be partially transparent
<1> so i still see the body bg image but more opaque
<1> it does not work with firefox either here
<5> oh , unless the divs contain png's your going to have trouble
<5> unless you use css opactiy (and the various hacks)
<1> the div contains just text and some tables, no images, only the png baground image which is alpha transparent by 75%
<1> i will try with a td
<1> with td it gets fully transparent in ie and fully black in firefox
<6> could someone please tell me if its just me or not but http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/Benchmarking that stupid site seem to like to flash the whole web screen each time I roll over any of the 'browse' links in there list at all
<6> I'm not so sure I like that...wonder what web coder was thinking
<7> doesn't happen for me in Firefox
<8> so i'm listening to this e-cl*** lecture thing
<8> i hate how they talk down, it's so pretentious
<6> insin..hrm must be some specific tags
<9> Hal9k
<6> thanks anyhow..I'm not staying on the download browse list for long anyway
<8> does anyone know how to play a .camv file?
<8> (without windows)
<6> a what?
<8> black_Nightmare: some bull**** called 'camtasia' or something
<1> Sargun: what
<8> its some sort of format, that i can't figure out
<9> just saying
<1> ill turn everyones oxygen supply off
<6> hax...hm I dunno
<6> hal....rofl..not me pls :p
<1> no problem
<1> i will start with david, that ***hole :P
<6> hm say, a little question...do any video cards have temperature sensor on themself or this is usually a diy thing connected to some motherboard header somewhere?
<1> some video cards have sensors on them, the motherboards have no sensors for graphic cards
<6> hmm ty
<6> you know about when they started appearing?
<8> maybe if i bang my head against my desk enough
<8> maybe that'll solve the problem
<8> there's clearly some courses where the professor talks down, and some where the information is brought up
<8> i hate cocky professors
<6> never mind I asked that hal..was just curious anyhow
<10> hey guys, want to see the beginnings of my "ajax" game engine?
<10> http://www.mutantlemon.com/tmp/arparg/test/test.html
<8> oh, if i have the best project in cl***, i'll be awarded with pizza
<8> let the learning commence!
<8> and he gets the rights to use it in production environment
<8> awesome
<8> now i'm paying someone else to write code for them
<10> oops got disconnected
<10> what do you guys think?
<11> When quoting from a printed text in a usenet or mailing list post,
<11> should one use the > convention
<11> same as with quoting from list messages?
<5> webben woah - that's a tough one
<5> though surely that is merely a style
<5> not the atualy content of the quote?
<11> krisp: it's stylistic; i'm asking what the usenet/mailing list convention is though.
<12> hey
<13> webben: on a web page? No. In a Usent or on a mailing list - yes.
<12> you guys know a "good" css layout reference site? i wanna make a fixed three column layout
<12> on sec
<11> Windrose: ah, thanks :)
<12> how well does IE play with position:absolute ?
<5> majd not well :)
<14> Why won't you leave me alone?
<14> Lurking in a corner, everywhere I go
<13> Quick. Someone get his pills. It's the pink ones, in the bottle ...
<15> :o
<14> It's song lyrics
<14> The Mirror, whose instrumentals were originally called Puppies On Acid
<14> Daveman! :D
<13> Uh-huh. Of /course/ they are ...
<14> I woke up to a firehose of blood out my nose
<14> You know what that means
<14> Autumn is finally here!
<12> hey
<12> http://citastic.com/
<12> oops
<13> You've been watching too much ecchi anime?
<12> problem :(I
<8> majd: ...
<12> i haven't done a 3 column layout in soo long
<14> majd: Haven't you been working on that project for about a decade now?
<12> 3 months
<8> Windrose: i got a question for you
<8> Windrose: you pretty much do a lot of the work i'll probably end up doing... and as a consultant, will you even deal with microsoft shops? have you had to 'learn' things like ASP?
<13> hax: ASP, ASP.NET, C#, yes.
<12> Nanobot, i'm basically done, just decided to add a third column today
<12> got any idea on how to fix?
<8> Windrose: what about stuff like ActiveDirectory and all that?
<13> hax: and yes, I will, if paid. I don't particularly like it, but ... *shrugs* to quote a consultant friend: lay back, close your eyes, and think of the invoices.
<8> lol
<13> hax: no, not AD yet.
<13> hax: tho from friends I'm told that since it speaks LDAP and Kerberos, integration isn't that awful.
<8> Windrose: ah, ok
<8> Windrose: for the asp and c# and stuff, did you just sit down one day with a win2k box and be like "okay self, lets do it"
<8> Windrose: or was it just something you picked up working on it?
<8> (i've never even seen a real microsoft server running)
<13> hax: *grins* Well ...
<13> hax: in 1999 I worked in the so-called "module group" of a dot-com. During their biggest, most serious, project I was dispatched to a client - a rather large airline - to be in charge of code quality for the server-side parts.
<13> hax: ... after about 5 months the thing was so messed up that only more programmers could solve it ("We MUST have it two more pixels to the right!" - "All right, all right. Guys, change the template" - "... what template?" - "... you don't use templates?" - "No, we code each asp by hand ... " - ".... Tina! Get this lot sorted!" - basically). That was one of those sit down and learn on the job. I did the same with C#.
<8> hahah
<8> Windrose: you're awesome :)
<2> hax: You just noticed?
<16> hax, she is awsome :D
<8> lol
<13> hax: *shrugs* thanks, but neither VBScript, C#, or ASP are particularly complicated things to learn if you already have a few languages under your belt. C# takes ... a week.
<16> and for the love of god why do mosquitos eat me!!
<13> Noia: ... you are sweet to the taste? ;)
<16> Windrose, a week?
<16> Windrose, hahah ;)
<12> damn x button
<8> Windrose: yeah, true
<17> anyone here have any idea where I'd go on freenode and stand a chancce of people generally knowing about ImageMagick?
<13> Noia: if you're done OOP before, yeah. A week and you'll be up to speed. Not an EXPERT, but still.
<17> there doesn't seem to be a channel handy :(
<16> Windrose, yea..I just though a week was a long time :P
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