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<0> you might do instead of <thead> <tr><td><h3>Excluded users</h3></td></tr> </thead>, rather <tr><1><h3>Excluded users</h3></th></tr>
<0> you could still leave the thead in there but definitely change to th instead of td if it's a table header
<1><h3>...
<0> I suspect so, but it depends I suppose on how you're cl***ifying your headers and how you want them indexed
<0> omry__: ok reload the page.. they should be the same size now
<2> well its a redundant header, but not redundant semantically the way I see it
<0> (I hope)
<2> <1> doesn't have any defined relationship in terms of before or after <hx>
<3> WebDragon, victory.
<3> they are.
<0> excelleng
<2> hmm
<0> s/g/t/
<3> the h3 is for the style.
<4> No, HTML tags are never for style.
<3> mine are.
<3> :)
<0> well you could just use table th {font-weight: bold; font-size: larger;}
<5> I'm having a question... i'm working towars been able to sort a table using DOM. Currently, I'm capable of selecting the table via DOM, but is there a way to convert the node group into a hash or something similar?
<0> better that than use header tags fgor style
<6> i swear, everytime bush talks, i want to hit the TV
<0> s/fgor/for/
<6> i'm not even exaggurating
<6> exaggurating (sp?)
<7> Suggestions for "exaggurating": exaggerating, exaggeration, execrating, excoriating, exaggerator, excreting, exaggerate
<0> omry__: odd, they should both be 300px wide and they clearly aren't even in Opera
<3> WebDragon, yes.
<0> omry__: add a in that last empty table td element you set to 100%
<0> see what happens then
<3> its accting differently in opera.
<2> majd, its that feeling where you just want that 5 minutes of your life you wasted listening to him back :/
<3> WebDragon, I removed the last empty td.
<3> you still get it?
<6> Zeros: yes, it's a mixture of that and "stfu you idiot before you do more trouble than you already did"
<0> try it again with that there, plus my suggestion
<6> he's like a little annoying kid you want to shut up
<6> by hitting his mouth with a slipper
<0> omry__: without that final empty td, the two table cells spread across the entire page
<0> despite their having a fixed size
<3> WebDragon, should I give it any specific size?
<3> the third one?
<0> perhaps you should set the surrounding table to a max width designed to contain both innner cells
<0> and then align the whole table left
<0> (WHICH it should do by default, no extra markup needed)
<3> aha
<3> it works.
<3> added the third one without any size.
<0> works in all browsers?
<0> ;)
<0> having that in there helps
<3> works in ff :)
<3> opera is still acting up
<3> the nbsp didnt help
<2> majd, honestly I don't watch the new too much, its generally depressing. Not to mention my close proximity to capital hill means we get notice whenever the president takes a pee. :P
<2> news*
<3> WebDragon, I`ll take your advice on the big table.
<3> seems to be okay.
<3> need some work on the colors, but nothing serious.
<0> very strange
<0> try validating the html and css and see if anything shows up in either, omry__
<8> what's the command for joining a new network?
<3> on irc? /server
<0> announces(sp?)
<7> The word "announces" seems to be spelled right.
<0> then why is vim's spellchecker complaining
<8> thanks
<9> hey, do people use phpadsnew here
<6> Zeros: you like in D.C.?
<6> is padding:.4px 10px; legal?
<6> i doubt it
<6> but i have a weird problem
<2> majd, 20 minutes out, ***uming no traffic
<6> padding:1px 10px; gives about 20pixels padding top
<6> and padding:0 10px; gives me no padding
<6> Zeros: my throat clogs up when i watch LBC
<6> (lebanese broadcastic channel/corporation)
<6> web development is my marijuana
<2> hehe
<2> Are you in lebanon?
<6> Zeros: no, i'm in the USA
<6> lol
<2> oh ok
<6> Zeros: i'm having a css problem
<6> can't figure out why
<2> do tell
<6> http://citeit.net:81/mla/
<6> try adding
<6> .sectionlist{margin:10px;}
<5> ok... i want to know how can i convert and array into a table row node
<6> that should add 10px margin around the section list (content of the left column)
<5> is it possible?
<6> Azhi_Dahaka: what kinda table?
<6> are you talking like html
<6> or data structure?
<5> html table
<5> i want to reorder it on the client side
<5> but i can't get past the nodes
<10> does anyone know of a way I can loop through a directory structure to batch convert files with imagemagick .... on windows?
<5> i don't understand the numberings of the children
<6> Azhi_Dahaka: it's just like an array, starts at 0
<2> Azhi_Dahaka, document.getElementById('mytable').getElementsByTagname('tr') and then work on that like an array of hashes
<5> no... i mean, childNode[1].childNode[0] should be the first cell of the second row
<2> s/Tagname/TagName/
<5> but it guives me nothing...
<2> childNodes may contain whitespace nodes too
<2> thats why I was using getElementsByTagName
<5> hmm
<2> simple really, if you're trying to build up an array of cells use something like document.getElementById('mytable').getElementsByTagName('tr').item(0).getElementsByTagName('td')
<2> now you have an array of cells for that row
<2> (its really a NodeList, but it doesn't matter that much)
<5> thx
<2> majd, I'm working on something right now, I can't dig in your source :(
<6> Zeros: no probls
<6> thanks though
<6> Zeros: quick question, how do you recon (sp?) i do the two column layout
<7> The word "recon" seems to be spelled right.
<6> the current method presents many problems in IE
<6> why am i asking? i'll just gooogle it...
<5> is that the way for creating a sortable table?
<5> i want to know if i'm going on the right path
<2> majd, google "noodleincident box lessons" they've got examples of column layouts that work in just about every browser back to IE5
<2> they code is a little hacky (CSS hacks) but it shows the general idea
<5> ok... i can go down to grab the row node
<5> but, after i have my hash, and do something over it... how can i go back?
<6> Zeros: that's fine, i need something quick to launch it a couple of weeks before the fall semester starts
<5> convert that array into nodes?
<6> i've been working on the mla site for 3 months
<6> and i want to rewrite it from ground up
<6> cause i thought of a better way to do it that's way better
<2> Azhi_Dahaka, um I'd create a new table element, and append each node in order then swap out the unsorted table element with the new one
<2> sorting in place might look funny on large datasets since the user would see nodes vanish and appear in different locations
<2> majd, okie :)
<5> how do i create a new table element?
<2> document.createElement()
<2> then append each row node, then swap
<5> that's my problem
<5> i have hashes, not nodes... =(
<4> So write a utility function that takes your structure and gives you nodes.
<5> hmmm... wait
<5> i have a table, i want to reorder it
<5> can i copy the nodes from the original table into a new table?
<6> Azhi_Dahaka: i'd suggest taking a look at dojotoolkit.org and if you're interested in making your own rather than using it, you might wanna check out their code
<2> oh ick
<2> stay away from dojo
<2> far far away
<6> why?
<6> i used it once
<6> it was kinda slow
<6> but did the job
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