Andrion: Altos: if you want it to be static there at the top of the viewport, yes
Gust: The structure is different and so the cl***es would work differently, joakimk
Tarry: Bin_bash: ok, thanks! I get it. Just playing around with Bootstrap, and it occurred to me maybe writing div cl***=”row”div cl***=”col-md-12″TITLE/div/div was “redundant” ;-
Knaphus: Petralba: I see. Thanks much! :
Gorenflo: Altos: thanks for using actually proper html in your example
Rodal: Joakimk: bootstrap is terrible. š
Ogrady: Joakimk: div cl***=”a b”h/div would be like this: .a.b { float: left; }
Shelvy: Bootstrap is more than just terrible, its a madarchod
Bulock: Div cl***=”a”div cl***=”b”/div/div would be like this: .a .b { float: left; }
Stufflebean: Bin_bash: yeah, perhaps. It’s just, I’m “old school”, been writing my own HTML and CSS from scratch every time albeit, no expert, so I’m just checking out what’s “hot” and “trending” today. Angular and Bootstrap seems mandatory knowledge
Nabors: Its not mandatory, you will have less headaches if you don’t use them, trust me
Matos: Hehe : thanks for the heads up!
Biscari: Can someone tell me why the :last-of-type won’t work on this codepen ? http://codepen.io/anon/pen/epdKoo line 39 in the css
Geitgey: It does work if I remove the last button, but the last button doesn’t have the “button-arrow-right” cl***, doesn’t :last-of-type only checks the selector in the case a cl***
Modisette: Ok well it seems to work only on element and not cl***es
Brzuchalski: So are all the psuedo-cl***es like it
Marrett: Brzuchalski: so sad for the divitis crowd š
Tashman: If I have 2 items on the same line of text, both have their own cl***, how can I make them both float right, but on top of each other instead of beside each other?
Brzuchalski: Float: right; clear: both; ?
Strausz: Hey guys, a question related to FF addons. On FF 38 ESR/FF 39 Regular, Iām encountering flickering CSS animations, when the content is rendered inside an addon. The same page works just fine in the browser window.
Schoell: Sharky, you want the top div’s drop-down to appear “above” the second div?
Trahin: Schoell: yeah. ATM. it creates a scroll in the first div since height of that dropdown exceeds the max-height of the div its in.
Schoell: Sharky, you might want to try absolute positioning with the parent element having relative positioning to keep the overall layout responsive
Schoell: Sharky, it would help if you make a fiddle :
Cerros: Thanks. let me try it out
Vinal: I have a background image over my body tag
Murdoch: Is it possible for me to ensure that a Div inside this body tag is not covered by this background image?
Schumann: Well if the background is on the body and you h ave a div, the div is automatically above the bg image
Earman: I have this http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ojBKyp
Sippial: Yeah so what’s the problem exactly?
Taus: Ok 1 background image, and I have the second background image which is semi-transparent
Rosol: I would want that on a certain div, There semi transparent background image should not be present
Langone: Such that would just see my first background image
Dieudonne: Like here http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ojBKyp
Meneal: Is it possible, that in the large circle, I don’t see the blur background overlay But I just see the original background image
Deloach: Not sure, I don’t see a large circle, only 3 small ones
Villas: 2 on the sides of the rectangle and 1 above
Gauwain: Or sorry I forgot to edit
Vanbruggen: Saunier: Please check on line 82 of the CSS file
Mcgrogan: Just increase the opacity to .2 or something
Filo: Http://codepen.io/najela/pen/pjezwe
Gaster: BePolite: there are two ways to accomplish your goal, first way is to do a non blurred image ontop of the blurred one but perfectly lined up so it seems like a hole in the blur; second way is to to use a clip mask to knock a hole in the layer that does the blur