Fun fact: BCP47 the spec.

 
Marguez: I have a background image which I want to auto size with the device, but unless I give it a fixed width and height, it doesn’t even show up. What am I doing wrong?

Krzyminski: Anyway I found out what the problem was, the translateY behaving weird on mac/windows browsers. It appeared that mac is rendering my font-face font differently and thus creating some witchcraft ****

Lentine: Testing with a sans-serif font or any other normal font. it behaves like it should

Kidane: I have a question: how does this website manage to keep their images arragnged so tidy? i mean, the images on that website main stays in their arrangement without being changed anything. http://www.undsgn.com/uncode/home/blog-metro/

Coville: I have a question: how does this website manage to keep their images arragnged so tidy? i mean, the images on that website main stays in their arrangement without being changed anything. http://www.undsgn.com/uncode/home/blog-metro/

Woelfl: They automatically resizes their image on that page

Trebon: I want to know how they did it.

Esbrandt: Probably using some masonry lib

Stalley: Don’t know what that is.

Mikovec: Obviously. why else would you have asked?

Leonpacher: Reisio: Because he didn’t know that they were using some masonry lib?

Shadburn: Marrenarre: that isn’t an else, that is the very thing

Korner: Reisio: Then how is it obvious that he was asking because he doesn’t know what some masonry lib is?

Hamid: Hi. I have a few div elements on my page. Each one has an ID. hello1, hello2, hello3 etc. Is there a way in CSS to select every DIV ID which starts with hello, without needing to specify hello1, hello2 etc.?

Arvez: Don’t fight guys lol

Linkhart: LTCD: Yes but you should probably use cl***es instead.

Crumpacker: LTCD: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_selectors

Crumpacker: Cl***es would be better though

Tokuoka: Can you show me with selectors though? It’s hard to explain.

Crumpacker: That page has examples for you

Crumpacker: You want the one with =

Hendrickx: And it’ll select hello1 up to hello999 ?

Kyzer: Marrenarre: logic, etc.

Bartoszek: Reisio: I don’t mean to be rude here but do you mean that as an answer to my question or are you dismissing my messages as being focused on logic stuff which may not be interesting to you?

Magsayo: Because I would love to argue if you promise not to get mad.

Feehery: Thanks soooo much Crumpacker marrenarre

Spirek: Marrenarre: what was the question?

Bour: Marrenarre reisio: Then how is it obvious that he was asking because he doesn’t know what some masonry lib is?

Brumley: Crumpacker – spanlang~=”en-us” {color: blue;} this looks cool. But how does it know language of user, IP or browser locale?

Deckert: LTCD: No, that’s just based on the value of the lang attribute.

Ferrando: Marrenarre so user would have to specify language, then that attribute is changed?

Agbisit: LTCD: No, you have to set the attribute.

Crumpacker: Normally people set html lang=”en-us” if they want to specify the language used

Thouvenel: It is not in any way automated.

Birkett: Marrenarre okay. So say I wanted my site to be in English, but I could also translate it into perfect Spanish. What would be a good way to go about that?

Grothaus: Marrenarre: use a complete statement that doesn’t refer to something else

Gallimore: LTCD: Make one version for every language and set the lang attribute appropriately for each one.

Dazzi: Marrenarre why change the lan attribute?

Pathak: LTCD: Semantic purposes.

Gamm: Reisio: I’ll try to show you.

Crumpacker: Fun fact: BCP47 the spec for language tags allows you to put an arbitrary string after the identifier