Siciliano: Mark___ what do you mean there’s no way out?
Howlett: I actually got answers from stacksoverflow
Nomura: Thanks for that thougjh.
Carlacci: Sigdk you either use a grid or float the elements or use css display to make them be inline
Siciliano: Mark___ ok. glad it worked out for you
Baksh: Or option for hardcores, use absolute positioning
Weinman: Brajt, why not use a table ?
Paille: Sigdk tables are not for styling a webpage
Dunnell: I have a content item that holds a couple of absolutely positioned elements. now I know that position: absolute takes an element out of do***ent flow. but is there any way without involving scripting to make their parent as tall as its children?
Riedlinger: Hi guys, I have a pair of divs, the left ones height is set by the size of a graph that is placed into it, I would like to right hand div to match its height, how do I get the divs to match if I do not know the height of the left div? This is what I have so far – http://jsfiddle.net/7of7mrn9/
Tacke: Blinky_, Same height columns: Method 1: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/, Method 2: http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight, Method 3: http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/equal-height-columns-cross-browser-css-no-hacks — The easy way, no IE6/7 support: http://zoffix.com/new/sameheight.html
Och: I have my django view returning few contents as a json, and I wanted it to show up on a bootstrap modal. I wrote the jquery.load funciton and pasted the default modal cl*** here – https://dpaste.de/5AJy/raw but the problem is I see the AJAX reply on the top left of the screen.
Greggs: The entire screen has that black shadow of the bootstrap modal though
Gauldin: Is there any quality stylings for default avatars using the first letter of a name similar to gmail?
Cantwell: Anyone ever try using gss?
Trapper: Http://imgur.com/xuW0Ied heh
Teschler: Got a pretty small resizing problem. i’m not much of a css guy
Pilarski: Is the “filter:” property specific to Internet Explorer?
Demarino: CustomServerSpac: What sort of problem?
Maslonka: I removed a button from the top of my page and now i don’t know where the hell to look to resize the background that was behind it to fit the remaining buttons
Groote: CustomServerSpac: Maybe put a div with a specific id with display: none there.
Darron: CustomServerSpac, 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.
Selby: Alanjf: yes filter is specific to ie and probably means you’re asking about some deprecated ie products
Zanderigo: Ah yeah, derp, sorry. www.CustomServer.Space is my link, the top link bar is my problem
Snater: Alanjf: sorry scratch that i’m tired. no it’s not specific to ie
Child: Alanjf: https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/f/filter/
Chapa: Or as my dear old dad would say “too many bad drugs there son”
Noethiger: CustomServerSpac: i don’t see the space where the button would have been. everything seems pretty solid
Ivers: Tinytoast: ah sorry i JUST realized i added the button back, i just removed it, the extra space is on the left.
Bascom: CustomServerSpac: er i don’t see it still
Lipkind: Tinytoast: http://prntscr.com/94n72i http://prntscr.com/94n783
Hearns: CustomServerSpac: you may want to resize your menu links instead of resizing the menu as you’ll cause a misalignment that will look pretty bad
Kerska: Tinytoast: yeah i figured the misalignment would look a bit off, could i simply center the buttons?
Spalter: CustomServerSpac: yes in fact hold on sorry got distracted :
Hidinger: Tinytoast: no problem, i appreciate the help
Dearmon: CustomServerSpac: okay here’s what you do. remove float on #nav1 ul li. change #nav1 ul li display: inline; to inline-block; then add a psuedo element: #nav1 ul:after { content: “”; display: inline-block; width: 100%; }