Trear: On the bright side that meant that you didn’t need to know the MIME type of the media you wanted to play in advance.

Men: To make it work right

Obar: Don’t know how HTML5 handles that.

Sechrist: Well – think TV. Quite a few concepts are different there.

Lattus: For example you don’t really have a notion of “scrolling”.

Summerfield: You can of course do it, but you wouldn’t go for a global scrolling that scrolls the whole viewport as you would with normal websites.

Progl: And in the same regard it makes sense to be able to just put down a video frame.

Berardino: Object type=”application/oitv-ireallycantremember” style=”position: absolute; top: 0; right: 0; bottom: 0; left: 0;” id=”tvframe” / . and then you’d just tune that to a channel. Makes totaly sense on a TV – you could then create other elements to display them on top of the TV screen for an OSD.

Pretlow: MacBook Pro. : That explains his recent questions.

Vanhoozier: Dev . financer . com/sv/ remove spaces test:XD{igf8#gSLS press the “Jämför lån nu” button. What is th best means to vertically center the arrow on the 1st columns border

Wigren: I’m not going through all that. make a minimal test case.

Souhrada: Wigren: https://jsfiddle.net/pcfreak30/h3n7zb5n/

Wigren: Pcfreak30: thanks. use position: absolute on the :after instead. relative makes it take up space, and that’s causing things to move around. you’ll need to adjust the margin-right appropriately

Wigren: I am exactly looking at it working

Ocker: It does work with variable column size

Pasqua: The column is different on a few pages

Pickette: So it bugs out if absolute

Wigren: Https://jsfiddle.net/h3n7zb5n/1/

Patter: When its absolute what is the parent?

Wigren: The td that it’s going “after”

Wigren: Https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/%3A%3Aafter – “a virtual last child of the selected element”

Lowis: Https://jsfiddle.net/pcfreak30/xjyee27m/ how can I get the button to align in the middle exactly? using flexbox. the logo, arrow and icon arent centered.

Waithe: Http://jsfiddle.net/pcfreak30/6pvphhgh/ is there a reason why ff renders the padding on the thumb icon different than chrome. Trying to vertically center a single item on the TD.

Lutfy: Pcfreak30: I stuck an outline on everything to see what was up https://jsfiddle.net/xjyee27m/1/

Mccotter: Oksushi_: thanks would not have thought of that. Do you have any suggestions?

Bungay: Looks like some crud under the thumb icons?

Timon: Icons are fonts using ::after

Tapaha: And why are you using empty a ?

Cavett: And why do they have href=”#” ?

Wolfensperger: Sounds like you should be using button

Renova: Would that actually make any difference on the alignment?

Stapp: Does it matter? What you have is incorrect

Balasa: Might be a good chance to fix it

Shurkus: But if you don’t care, try removing the white space inside your empty a elements

Figler: Right now im not focusing on that. Ill deal with it later. My conern is the alignment. That for the info though

Gdula: We all know later never comes…

Viesca: Im suprised a   would shift it down

Durrance: Oksushi_: issue is firefox is still rendering it badly

Parraga: Im testing it on the dev site and syncing with jsfiddle

Mcgreen: Http://jsfiddle.net/pcfreak30/6pvphhgh/1/

Hobby: Yes ff is doing on the fiddle too

Schinke: Not sure how to combat it

Gottdenger: So it has to do with the rendering engine

Frazer: Seems ff needs padding for some reason? any ideas

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