Nostrand: That means I can scroll all the way to the bottom of the content and it isn’t obscured by the “find” bar
Duraku: But I can’t find any demos of HTML5 on how to do that
Pontoriero: Jancsika: that’s only doable if the content is in a container, sibling to the footer, so then, the footer won’t be a child of that content’s container, and thus the scrollbar will be above it
Alsman: Bprompt: right. but even in that case how do I define the footer to always be at the bottom of the window?
Lenton: I can’t find any demos of that
Duft: Can someone say why width/max-width isn’t affecting the buttons? http://i.imgur.com/Y5JlRjw.png so it will push buttons to the next line?
Wussow: Jancsika: http://www.webdevout.net/test?02UQ&raw ?
Bennink: Unfortunte not its a userscript :
Savidge: Tried all overflow values but they all cut off the buttons instead of restricting the div’s width
Regier: Kinda hard to debug an image
Setter: Could be, who knows, anything
Reckley: Jancsika: http://www.webdevout.net/test?02U_&raw — anyhow
Quirion: Hello, I had a question about positioning images?
Carrico: Is there anyone that can help me?
Pottorf: I have an ***ignment in Dreamweaver with a dartboard and a dart. “Use fixed positioning CSS to place the dartboard 400px from both the left and the top. Use relative positioning to place the dart point on the center of the dartboard when the page is at the top!” I am not sure how to make the positioning of the dart relative to the center of the dartboard
Lustig: When the page is at the top
Escobeo: Chez, can you help me?
Bockemehl: So I thought a bit about using CSS to manipulate pictures, like making them greyscale or sepia. It is nice to use CSS for this – but I found that in many cases the file size would be much smaller if the effect is applied directly on the files – like black and white – because it removes information.
Tlamka: Hey! I’m trying to have a ‘ul’ and another span element of mine to get stick to the bottom of their containing div, the only way I managed to so so is through setting their position relative and palying with ‘bottom: x’ for each element sepertly according to his size is there a more “global” and “correct” way to do it? here is the code: https://jsfiddle.net/yt9uqtgw/
Brandis: Hey! I’m trying to have a ‘ul’ and another span element of mine to get stick to the bottom of their containing div, the only way I managed to so is through setting their position relative and playing with ‘bottom: x’ for each element separately according to his size is there a more “global” and “correct” way to do it? here is the code: https://jsfiddle.net/yt9uqtgw/
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Schmiesing: Hey! I’m trying to have a ‘ul’ and another span element of mine to get stick to the bottom of their containing div, the only way I managed to so is through setting their position relative and playing with ‘bottom: x’ for each element separately according to his size is there a more “global” and “correct” way to do it? here is the code: https://jsfiddle.net/yt9uqtgw/
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Fujimura: I want to have a css code for everything, and with defining some media queries, just change some of that code to only apply that media query
Eddins: Atralheaven_: that’s what media queries are for – applying CSS only when the media query test is met
Badena: Should I put media query code at top of my css codes? or it doesn’t matter?
Eddins: Usually at the bottom
Eddins: So, all of the ‘global’ css is applied first, then any overrides are applied
Alarid: Is default width of body %100? because I’ve seen setting body width to 100%
Eddins: Atralheaven_: block elements will occupy all available width by default – for the body, that would be 100vw or all of the viewport width