Hi!
That's my first activity in here, so forgive anything wrong I could do :)
I've got a simple question for you: what would you change in css ? What
annoys you ? What repeatable action would you replace with another ?
I'm currently working on a css preprocessor projects and I would appreciate
an
>Your test case actually covers a lot of my screen when I don't hide the
>200% from the others.
>
>Ingo
And that just goes to prove that IE is a cross-platform pain in the arse.
Thanks for the testing, I've updated (again):
http://leszek.swirski.co.uk/proport
to both of you, I'll update the page. Could you test if it will
always need twice the padding, or if this needs to be multiplied just like
the height did for IE/Win? I'll assume the latter for now.
Like I said with the height though, you
top: 0;
bottom: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 200%;
}
I hope this comes in useful for someone.
- Leszek
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7;t involve switching around id's and classes. Hope
> this helps..
>
Why not just .home#tabs and .ski#tabs?
- Leszek
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I must admit, I see it as fixed on IE6 as well.
- Leszek
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> > I guess that's proof that most users never resize their windows.
>
> That's completely irrelevant.
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Tab 3 (selected)
Tab 4
Where the 'class="selected"' would be added by you whenever you need it.
- Leszek
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> To: Leszek
> Subject: Re: [css-d] Is Z reliable?
>
Easiest way to remember this:
LoVe/HAte
L = link
V = Visited
H = Hover
A = Active
- Leszek
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: [EMAIL PR
I have a vertical centering problem that isn't covered in the Wiki -
centering (vertically) when I know the height of the container but I don't
know the height of the thing I want to center (a blockquote). Anyone got any
ideas?
- Leszek
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Personally I'd use:
i{}
It's smaller and less noticeable. But I suppose that's a really pedantic
thing to mention.
- Leszek
http://leszek.swirski.co.uk
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> I've heard a lot of rumor of a newer version of CSS on the horizon with a
> lot of really neat new features
Don't forget though, new features are only as good as the amount of browsers
supporting them.
- Leszek
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elative; }
>
> apply the Holly hack or zoom:1 /here/
>
> regards, Ingo
It works! You're beautiful man, thank you.
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umps.
> - Does applying zoom:1 (for a test) to the relative positioned elements
> stop the jump on load?
No good - I've tried that and the Holly Hack on both the th and the sub. I
believe Position:relative invokes hasLayout anyway, so they shouldn't change
much.
.co.uk/styles/screen/base.css
http://leszek.swirski.co.uk/styles/screen/hacks.css
http://leszek.swirski.co.uk/styles/screen/colour.css
(All three are imported by another stylesheet)
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help (or even just looks at it)
- Leszek
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every possible property that
could be changed in your main stylesheet, and set it manually for the div
like Zoe said - but this adds a lot of code overhead to your page, and isn't
100% foolproof.
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>
> Is there a better way?
>
Maybe set a width:50% on both, and a margin-left:50% on the right one?
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