Dunahoe: I see what your trying to say
Gala: Do you know if there is anyway to access the default style sheets inside a browser? i wish to find out the font size for buttons – because playing around with the font is causing all sorts of drama with that 1px
Veneman: The inspector will tell you. it also doesn’t matter. set it to what you want
Nicolette: Wfpkhc, Pixel perfect? http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com/ Also see ´ignorance
Shimp: Well i tried setting it but now the link looks weird compared to the buttons – so im trying to match it exactly but its being a mongrel and not doing it with %
Veneman: It’s likely not going to look exactly the same
Souphom: I could always float it – but i dont want too.floating ****s
Veneman: How would that solve anything
Granizo: So other then that – do you have any idea bout the 1px?
Fidsky: Hardly the advice of someone that strives for pixel perfection
Abernathy: But still worthy of being mentioned
Nobrega: Thanks for your help im off
Veneman: Don’t gip, don’t gripe, grip!
Rauscher: I know we can encode images as base64 to be used as images in css. but how about base64 encoding unicode chars?
Veneman: What would that even do?
Magoun: Want to use a unicode character as background
Veneman: Usually one encodes unicode as UTF-8, or UTF-16, or UTF-32
Veneman: Sqram: that’s an image
Duchon: Since we specify base64 images as data:image/gif;base64, am wondering if theres a way to use unicode there
Orochena: I got it fixed preaction
Tepper: PIXEL perfection reached.
Rheinschmidt: Anyway thanks again preaction
Veneman: Sqram: it seems to require a mime type, so i’m guessing no, unless text/plain somehow works
Veneman: Or just make a picture
Veneman: Or use a ::before or ::after, add the codepoint, and blow it up to background size
Popple: But since the anchor tag has so much padding, i have to absolute position the pseudo :before
Tetteh: So with background image, i can center it perfectly automatically
Veneman: Absolutely-positioning the before is exactly what you do
Cliffe: Veneman: http://i.imgur.com/ed2us2M.png
Reaves: I would havthe yellowish lightbulb is the :before – i have to absolute position it up a few pixels to have it centered
Aarant: Sqram # first off, 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.
Veneman: Second off, no, your tools get in the way
Veneman: Third off, yes, that’s normal. there’s vertical-align for that
Jannell: I cant valign an absolute positioned element. if absolute positining these things is the norm, i shall do it
Veneman: Right. i’m saying if absolute isn’t amenable to you, there’s line-height and vertical-align
Chiara: Seems like taking the padding out of anchor tag and using line-height does it too
Labarge: Has anyone ever seen an article on webpage popups?
Thaker: Chez: that seems like a very broad and not very useful question to as
Muhammad: What are you actually wanting to know?
Alerte: The general consensus around webpage popups
Parmar: Not a help question, just curious.
Santigo: Chez: javascript alerts? modal windows? tooltips? What are you asking about?
Veneman: The consensus is “no”. thank you for choosing consensus for all your decision needs
Kauk: Http://www.offlinespeedrun.com/ any idea why on mobile/some browsers not a specific browser, seemingly random? the text on the button is blue?
Ruggero: Https://gyazo.com/59cc6270c4a61aae61e7cf0986b70d21
Kelter: Giraffe_, Chrome: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools :: Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools :: Safari: http://bit.ly/1rivUXd :: IE: http://bit.ly/1qbxkT5
Oestmann: Giraffe_: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tbutu6fhnmb53h7/Screenshot%202015-09-16%2014.51.59.png?dl=0
Veneman: Giraffe_: a:link is more specific than .btn-success or a. it also comes after both