I have found that there are occasions where order can help if you're fighting
FOUC (flash of unstyled content). Order never eliminates FOUC, but elements
closer to the document root at the top of the stylesheet seem to make things
less FOUCy.
Like Tom said, the order only can really matter in
Yes and no. Keep in mind the cascade is in effect within the sheet so styles
early in the sheet can potentially be over written later.
HTH
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On Jul 2, 2012, at 5:08 PM, John wrote:
> I have a feeling the answer is "no," but want to make sure: does it matter
> what order styles
I have a feeling the answer is "no," but want to make sure: does it matter what
order styles are in within a .css document?
so, for example, does it matter if your container style is at the end and your
footer is at the top, long as the markup is styled with the correct styles?
Thank you!
John
Hi,
You meant, you want to have the same width with images on that red framed
part?
Regards
Hakan KIRKAN
IT Manager
Dominor LLC / Miami
http://dominor.com
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 11:58 AM, Ron Zisman wrote:
> http://www.ricochet.org/test/test5.html
>
>
> the desired effect i'm looking for is t
http://www.ricochet.org/test/test5.html
the desired effect i'm looking for is that the gray element with the red border
align and scale with the images below it.
i've been staring at for some time and can't figure out what the issue is. some
insight would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in adv
