Hotrum: I used a wrapper inside a column
Gaustad: And set border-radius in it
Coutts: You need overflow: hidden on the wrapper
Bockelmann: You will see the .colwrapper cl***. any ideas why is not it working?
Britts: Shakil: .colwrapper { overflow: hidden; }
Britts: Shakil: it is just spilling over into the parent without clipping
Rohlman: Is there a selector to go from a child up to a parent
Saggese: Hey when I use background-image in IE edge, it always centers it
Huie: I added background-position: top left; but it will only center the background-image
Zipse: Internet explorer background-image is always center, but not in firefox or chrome
Wynkoop: Droopy dont use internet explorer
Shirk: Gonna dev for all platforms, friend
Sutyak: Its weird companies reuquire ie compatibility
Socorro: Can you use bootstrap?
Coutts: Yea, its weird that companies require you to support a browser than 10% of the population uses.
Greiber: That 10% could be all enterprise users
Flourney: Are you going to cut out all office workers from your app?
Dalal: Ie is not a secure browser in the first place
Coutts: Most people don’t know or care about that
Tindle: So why would a company choose something that is not secure
Bucciero: It depends what kind of website
Sponholz: If its a blog then yeah sure
Coutts: It doesn’t really matter, fact is we have to support it
Komada: Hello : can anyone help me figure out why a checkbox appears on firefox . but not on chrome?
Lechel: Because chrome = google
Bernoski: Question . i’m re-creating a web app in house into a newer framework and am currently transferring all HTML and CSS over . are there any tools that can help collect all ***ociated CSS with HTML elements on the page? dev tools helps me a little but it’s easy to miss nested selected styles and ones that are triggered by :hover, :focus as well
Coutts: Ldc: sure, if you have a testcase or live page
Vaneyck: George_mcfly: If you’re using chrome you can see the sources in the inspector
Coor: Coutts: http://meteimmobiliare.it/contattaci/
Pepez: From the inspector would be all included .css files
Urrey: Droopy: i have access to the css files
Mabus: Coutts: close to the privacy link
Piccillo: But they are huge and unorganized so it’s another challenge to find all relevant style through those
Coutts: Ldc: you have -webkit-appearance: none; in your css
Landu: Hey , I was going through tutorials on w3schools and came across this http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_float5 , how can I make the un ordered list to cover the whole width of the page
Horry: Coutts: hmm, is there a way to un-none : it? since I’m using a child theme
Coutts: Ldc: initial should un-none it
Doler: Guys, can someone help me fix the top right of this page the menu’s too low and the dark background is too narrow
Szychowski: I can make #smartMenu width: 100%; to fix the dark background but I can seem to lift up the menu items http://smartpeeps.co.za/
Zerzan: How did you make the menu width 100% , I was asking this question
Steppello: Coutts: worked, thanks!
Poulos: Killer: you just need to edit the display: to table or block, remove the hardcoded widths
Walund: Spacenomad, as I pointed the link to w3schools , they were using horizontal unordered lists
Sauerbry: Killer: take a look at my example https://jsfiddle.net/8uxdtgra/
Debouse: Spacenomad, thnx , I will look into it .
Rance: Hi all, I’m a bit confused by iframes at the moment — I’ve specified height to be 100%, but they seem to insist on staying short :