Dandrow: You say its not working
Mancera: So that + symbol, means #select is some descendant of the input type=checkbox
Argo: Font-weight: 0.875rem; yup, it’s friday
Ruszkowski: Do you have a #sidebar element in your input type=”checkbox” ? because thats what your statement is implying
Treves: Harry3: you just did :
Schneekloth: Harry3: + means adjacent sibling, actually
Huelle: Harry3: .inputtype=checkbox:checked is a valid selector, though I’d not name a cl*** “.input”, since it can get confused with the tag input in the selectors
Kelton: Harry3: you select a cl*** with .cl***name, or an id with #idname
Minerva: Input is the element not a cl***
Rajwani: If you apply the cl*** or id to the input element, it’d be input#foo for id, input.foo for cl***, or simply #foo or .foo
Kaspari: Http://codepen.io/anon/pen/zvymWX
Hartless: Im trying to make it so the css is only for this one checkbox
Wadhams: The checkbox is display none, so it cant be checked manually
Lauderman: Guys how i can fix the imges , its are showing one inside other, http://codepen.io/bambanx/pen/KdbGRe
Schmits: Http://codepen.io/anon/pen/bVOmXM
Betance: Not sure how i called on english that behavier , maybe overflow?
Itson: Bambanx: ‘wrapping’, probably what you mean
Koeck: I am trying to get masonry effect on images
Men: Probably you’re using your grid framework incorrectly
Alam: Find the right channel
Schlanger: Bambanx: as far as I can tell, the positioning is being done by js, masonry.js, and thus you’d need to check its docs to change the positioning, and yes, it uses css to positioning them, but the coordinates come from a calculation in js
Wassinger: Ok thanks bprompt i will check
Rugh: Harry3: seems to be working, if what you need is toggling
Antonaccio: Hello, does anyone have a simple way of creating a glow on a non rectangular png?
Hammargren: Tried box shadow but it’s only outlines the img element as expected
Mozdzierz: Animalroam: why not build it into the PNG?
Viafara: Animalroam can you link a fiddle
Kastens: Bango2, http://jsfiddle.net/8vyt8mdd/
Witthoft: Reisio, it’s a logo and I don’t want it to have a glow
Mceniry: Im not getting the file
Colclasure: Why would you give something you don’t want to have a glow, a glow
Malavet: Animalroam: put a glowy CSS background image behind it
Shattles: Or just replace it altogether with CSS
Ikenberry: Bango2, http://jsfiddle.net/8vyt8mdd/1/
Crummie: Reisio, it’s an effect, like turning off and off a bulb
Mcculloch: Animalroam: doesn’t matter
Algire: You can use what I said dynamically
Jaap: Reisio, I am considering the png glow img but would prefer to do it w/ css
Navarrete: Http://caniuse.com/#search=filter
Brennenstuhl: You’re already using a bitmap, it doesn’t matter if you use another
Estella: Trying to use filter atm to test
Laberpool: Make sure you use the _only_ browser that supports it to do the testing :p
Rigoni: Animalroam: got picture of what you’re after? chromium-based browsers and firefox do css filters, btw, dunnon on IE
Shawaiki: Bprompt, like this: http://puu.sh/lktV9/1bec471e16.jpg
Burts: Animalroam: you can work around that, since IE I think still uses filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft. syntax
Slagel: Animalroam: ah, that’s such a nice simple image, you could use vectors