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<0> ah.. not yet.. but thanks for that much
<0> i'm loving this webdev extension
<1> Mmm.
<0> this css editor is nice
<0> fun!
<0> i'm sure there are more things i'd like inside of it too
<0> okay **** shoot
<0> i'm confused
<0> explain to me about this navbar
<1> Well, the first thing I'd do is search google for ideas. What you have looks to me like a 2-column CSS layout with header
<0> i can't get it so the border hugs the letters.... it's over on the far right side.. almost as far as the right side of the container
<1> You'll wind up with a ton of examples, just from a targeted search like that.
<1> http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ in particular is fun, but you'll come across many others.
<1> [Btw, can I get a link to your website again? I seem to have misplaced it]
<0> http://home.frognet.net/~graybeal/__doornob/ <--
<0> looks not so good as it used to
<0> but.. it scales up and down well!
<0> but that navbar container is wack
<1> It doesn't look like it pushes on the content div at all.
<0> that's because of some margin thing i deleted or something
<0> i saw when that happened.. and i was like... oh well
<0> i don't remember exactly what caused it.
<0> i like this layout gala... it's nice
<1> You might consider trimming out all the unused CSS, too. You have some rules which are duplicates of others.
<1> Ex: #title a:hover is already handled through a:hover
<0> ok
<1> I'll be delayed a bit. A friend is having a computer crisis :(
<2> please see http://pastebin.ca/100490
<2> simple counter
<2> but it not incrementing !!!
<3> hey, what's the best way to use an image as a submit button?
<1> mindwarper: I probably would wind up with a slightly wider fixed-width nav menu, and let the height of the menu go naturally.
<0> so when you say fixed width.. you'd use a width: 55px; ???
<0> or something?
<0> 155px i guess sounds more decent
<1> Yours is somewhat of an extreme case, because you also have single-word links.
<0> well... soon they might get elongated.. to something like andy_graybeal
<0> but still single words
<1> In the situation where you had multi-word links, fixed-width would just cause line-wrapping to occur.
<0> okay
<0> that's cool i'll work with that.. thanks alot
<1> If you really wanted, you could have it expand with the content inside it though. I'm not sure what special advice I could offer though.
<0> this is a beginner website.. and all that are involved in it know that... so you've helped me tremendously
<0> this site is for all my friends that are doing something artistic.. and we all wanna make a little cash on the side if some rich person actually decides they wanna purchase something
<1> Mmm
<0> i'm not expecting any revenue to happen...... but that's besides the point
<0> this is an awesome learning experience for me
<0> wtf is psp you keep hugging it
<1> mindwarper: Did you actually have a specific question or issue? I've kind of lost track with what I was supposed to be helping with :)
<0> hah.. well the issue was i learned from you.. that i need to be more aware of relative font sizes and not inclose my fonts in something they will overflow if someone changes the browser view size...
<4> mindwarper: PlayStation Portable.
<0> tres, you helped me out a lot
<1> And for adding new content :P
<4> In other words, the game system I just bought.
<1> When you add another link, it would be un-fun to have to edit the CSS to make room for it.
<0> yea, and not having to deal with css everytime i elongate something.. that's very true
<0> hey i graduated in 97.. would you mind saying when you gradutated?
<1> 2005
<0> highschool?
<1> 2002
<0> good deal, you rule, thanks alot
<1> For what it's worth, you could probably take one of those layout gala layouts, and just reverse the roles of "Column" and "Content" if you DID want to go ahead with a fluid-width navbar.
<0> where did you go to college?
<0> yea, i was looking at the fluid stuff.. i've never heard the term
<1> Eh, as best as I can tell, it just means "Not Fixed".
<0> ok
<1> I'm sure someone just got irritated halfway through the document using "Not Fixed", and did a find-replace.
<1> I don't blame them :P
<0> you like seattle?
<4> Going through ANOTHER dungeon.
<1> I'd rather find someplace where I can mix "Can own 5 acres" with "Can live within 20 minutes of work", along with some "Has good tech job market"
<1> Seattle fails miserably on criteria #1.
<0> :)
<1> WIth rush hour traffic, it's kinda spotty on #2 on many days, too.
<0> yea, i'm saving for some land here in the midwest... we'll see how it works
<0> i would like a footer too.. thanks alot for your help
<0> i'm gonna study these gala stuffs tomorrow
<0> i gotta go to sleep now.. waking up gets tough... sometimes
<5> why doesn't Acid2 p*** when a minimum font size is set?
<5> font size doesn't have anything to do with CSS parsing
<6> ivan`: font-size can effect the rendering of the page layouts
<5> sometimes i wish pixels weren't part of the css spec
<6> i find them quite useful
<5> only for javascript compatibility and borders
<6> how about using images as background images? relative units can easily ruin the look
<5> i pad them to where i want them to go
<5> in photoshop
<5> and then use percents
<5> might not work in all cases
<6> percentages are also at the mercy of the current font-size
<5> web pages should be a the mercy of the current font-size
<5> http://www.escapistmagazine.com/ is by far the worst minimum font size offender on the internet
<7> sup all
<7> how do i put Cl2 with the 2 as a small 2 bellow the Cl in html? As in a chemical formulae?
<7> anyone know?
<8> H<SUB>2</SUB>O
<9> I'm trying to send a file to the browser by setting the headers and then returning the file data. It works, but only the first tiny portion of the file is downloaded. I know I had this happen before but I can't remember why :(
<9> nvm.. forgot to open the file with 'rb' :)
<10> I want to learn template design, now I am trying to understand how free webtemplates done.One of them has frames , isnt a old style? or is it a way to build a template?
<9> sometimes free web templates are the most ugly things ever
<10> I just want to have a template that fits on screen( full screen) , can I do this with tables?
<4> It is time for sleepies.
<4> i didn't realize the time.
<4> i was having too much fun. Heh.
<9> its the easiest way but its a very old way
<11> LOL
<11> netscape hacked http://digg.com/tech_news/Netscape_Homepage_Gets_Hacked_This_Morning
<11> it says ****u
<11> lol
<12> MartinZag: dugg :)
<11> lol i know
<11> its pretty funny with all the netscape/digg stuff thats been going on
<11> i bet it was a digger mad at netscape
<12> MartinZag: no ... it is an XSS exploit in the site
<12> the script comes from the story title labeled Unbearable Cuteness Visit the Site
<12> MartinZag: http://digg.com/tech_news/NETSCAPE_HACKED#c2454613
<11> yeah i saw that
<12> MartinZag: i was refering to my comment ... something that no one else has noticed yet :P
<11> that wasnt it
<11> http://packetstormsecurity.org/0606-exploits/netscapeXSS.txt
<12> MartinZag: that is a different exploit
<13> i have a contentbox in which i have a few divs, and now i want to align two divs horizontally.. how can i do that and still have them a part of the main container? i tried float: left; on the two but that puts them outside
<12> js_: url?
<13> i'll make an example like it
<14> can anyone explain me why changing '50' to '100' does nothing? <table width="50%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2">
<12> redduck666: ummm ... maybe cos your browser doesn't live in the last millenium ;)
<12> some context might also help
<14> skwashd: my browser is firefox 1.5.x, as for the context: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/bf6JiM46.html
<14> (this is a phpbb template file, but i don't think that should matter)
<12> redduck666: what css is used with this markup?
<12> redduck666: also you can't nest a block level element (<table>) within an inline element (<span>)
<14> skwashd: http://rafb.net/paste/results/XuIpEg57.html <-- css file
<15> js_: overflow: auto; on the container.
<12> redduck666: got a url with the full page? would save a lot of ****ing around ... as CSS "cascades" it is hard to know exactly what is being applied ehere without seeing the whole page
<12> riczho: sweet dreams ;)
<14> skwashd: http://www.666fs.com/viewtopic.php?t=8059 <--- i am trying to make the quick reply thingy as wide as it can be.
<12> redduck666: so it is the <textarea> you want wider ?
<14> skwashd: actually the main reason i am doing this is to make all the smilies fitin a single line.
<14> skwashd: if i hard code that tables' width to 800 it works, but i would like to avoid fixed width as different people have different resolutions.
<12> redduck666: width="100%" will break on IE anyway
<14> skwashd: you are saying i am screwed up?
<12> try <table width="450"> ... as that is the width of the parent table
<12> redduck666: i like php .. but phpbb is some fugly code
<14> skwashd: thanks, setting the width to 100% of a parent table did the trick
<14> now to the IE thingy, any to have the same functionality that won't break IE?
<12> redduck666: no ... IE treats <table width="100%"> as 100% of the view port width ... not 100% of the parent width
<12> redduck666: btw the formatting buttons now look ****house
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