Endsley: Anyone use the HTML-CSS-JS Prettyfy plugin for Sublime? I need help with settings.
Celentano: Jen_: got a css question?
Pruitt: My code is beautiful by nature
Barresi: Tinytoast: hey there
Araque: Anything looks wrong here cause overflow not working at firefox: .carousel-inner .item img, .carousel-inner .item a img { width: 100%; min-height: 193px; max-height: 193px; overflow: hidden; }
Macura: Codytr: don’t call out people to help you in a volunteer channel. also for future i don’t ***ist with slide shows because i don’t want to support that kind of useless technology on sites.
Garick: Tinytoast: 1 I didn’t call out you to help. second line was to channel.
Sgueglia: Codytr: you just did.
Baskerville: No I said hey cause we talk yesterday aswell
Kurelko: Codytr: ah sorry you were saying hello. my bad :
Beckmann: For a simple blog-like design, I used .menu ul li {display: inline} to achieve a horizontal menu. I do not see how this is achieved here: http://oktatok.karolyrobert.hu/buday.gergely/
Culkin: Is there a way to force dd to not overflow into a new line ?
Dasilua: Dd == definition lists
Newhouse: Zeroquake, Always provide a link to a *live* page or pared-down testcase so we can see the problem in action. Looking at code or images alone usually isn’t very effective. Also see paste and testcase.
Skog: For a simple blog-like design, I used .menu ul li {display: inline} to achieve a horizontal menu, instead of the default vertical list. I do not see how this is achieved here: http://oktatok.karolyrobert.hu/buday.gergely/ Can you explain?
Beckley: Xvzf_: this is super basic css and html that you’re going to need to learn for styling a page.
Smee: Xvzf_, Resources to help you get started: http://hashcss.com/schools/
Dullen: Hi guys. can I make text, slowly dissapear ‘gradiant’ as it reaches the border of an element? . so like the image fades to white.
Castanada: Or is that super complex ;
Leisure: I have an element right now that auto scrolls some data. and instead of it just dissapearing at the border. I want it to fade out
Deischer: Though only webkit based browsers + chrome offer this
Searfoss: Also you may use an inverse approach – is the background to which it fades in front a complex background? or a solid one?
Ruchti: Hi guys, is it possible, if I have an absolute div, to make it not smaller nor larger than it’s content?
Turiano: Because you may just overlay the background then – sure, the text won’t be that selectable anymore, but when it is decorative, hmmm
Debell: Zagaza-: display: block on the div?
Bursey: Actually its not just text. its text inside boxes . with background colors . like blue .
Miscovich: I want all of it to face to white. as it nears the edge of the screen/border
Langoni: P3nnyw1se: depending upon what you want to do you can use a pseudo-element
Guillory: Lemondom that don’t work
Turkasz: Zagaza-: I need more info
Latsko: Zagaza-: since it’s out of do***ent flow you need to probably use a parent element that it’s relative to
Goodard: Zagaza-: A fiddle would be nice
Kortum: Guys imagine its something like this: http://etc.usf.edu/te_mac/im/i/startchat7.jpg
Weatherwax: Otherwise it can be everything, a bit like M theory :PL
Sarmento: When the old text is nearing the top. I want it to fade out. not just dissapear hard at the border
Palmese: P3nnyw1se: ah, is it just a white background?
Briski: I want it to fade to white yes. and it is already on a white background
Terhar: P3nnyw1se: then my solution works for that
Frazell: You want something like an opacity gradient
Hajek: Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15597167/css3-opacity-gradient
Dedominicis: A pseudo element with hsla or rgba background