Rybolt: Codytr, 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.
Dambra: Codytr, a pared-down testcase is a page that isolates the problem with the minimum required markup, styling and scripting. See paste for services that easily let you create such testcases for others to see.
Borla: Sure here: http://saral-yatirim.com/
Roscioli: Codytr: what arrows where?
Witwer: Oh no some real estate mogul is making big money off of you
Robitaille: Tinystoat: Those showing down. Next to the “Emlak Durumu” or “Emlak Kategorisi”
Mathena: No its me : We are 3 in this office
Zeiser: I study Graphic Design in Sweden but not develope. Just design. Purchased that theme a couple of weeks ago. Doin some customizing.
Kazda: Oh you’re the other kind. the cheap business owner hehe okay. ; you want to look at relative positioning i think for the arrows https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position
Gailliard: Sweden. that’s a nice place. stockholm was fun
Schauer: Sweden it’s fun when there is no cold around.
Mamo: Gothenburg has more soul. less uptight
Hemmelgarn: But When winter falls. god.
Mcqueeny: Yes it gets pretty cold 😀
Hunger: Tinystoat: where do you come from?
Meysembourg: Codytr: i come from the warm womb of my dear mother. it was nice and warm there but i don’t recommend it for a vacation if you’re looking for a good spot
Readnour: Bit noizy on top but who can complain when the food is free?
Klarr: We are coming from mutual place :
Driere: Are you my long lost brother?
Doerksen: Ahaha don’t think so. your developing skills are much furder.
Meinsen: But my turkish is pretty grim so we’re even there
Wengler: Codytr: not a word : kebab count?
Blomgren: Oh i know one word tammam
Sandelius: Is there any way to use inspector and see changes on a mobile device?
Ochakovsky: I’m having an issue on mobile only, and it doesn’t occur if I shrink my screen down, just on mobile devices.
Fondaw: CMFDesign: there’s either the responsive mode that are in browser inspectors or you’ll have to use a vm or the device itself
Mone: Way to misuse english tiwest
Orduna: Way to nick complete tinystoat
Wirf: Having an aspx site slowly scrolling down a div/gridview . untill it reaches the end . is that at all possible using css ? or do I need javascript/Jquery
Palladino: P3nnyw1se: that is not a styling issue. use javascript. why you want a scrolling site like that sounds awful for usability
Randell: Anyone else had the experience that mac browser render translateY differently than windows? I can’t get the same result for windows chrome and mac chrome
Kneuper: The thing I hate the most in web is those dirty popups when you first visit a website
Bailado: Http://boring.com/i-only-get-paid-if-i-churn-out-the-tripe/
Buccieri: I’ve had to make a few, i cringe and take their money
Brush: Tinystoat . because its a monitor screen with no user interactions. displaying a list of meetings . and it could be anything between 0-30 . and if its 20 . it doesn’t show the last 10 . so I want to scroll slowly downwards
Ringen: P3nnyw1se: i’m not sure why when the user can do that themself no?
Harleman: L-o-l: http://klintfinley.com/
Hymon: Because. its a monitor screen. hanging on a wall . at a receptions desk
Carosiello: P3nnyw1se: right. yeah use javascript
Anos: I can’t be the only one having translateY differences cross browser?