Snover: Lemondom_: yeah : anyway, I think I may just abandon this idea of content-first
Pouncil: Lemondom_: at least for this bit
Axton: Ash_work: http://html5doctor.com/nav-element/
Knightly: Lemondom_: doesn’t make sense in the scheme of things.
Witek: Lemondom_: that site actually removes the nav in reading mode
Muirhead: Hmm, in all reading modes? what browser? ios?
Loll: Lemondom_: firefox on ubuntu
Yetter: Lemondom_: thanks for your help
Butkovich: Lemondom_: I’ll look at htmldoctor on another computer and see what happens to the nav
Marks: Lemondom_: even if it’s not perfect in all browsers, it seems more ideal
Vanorden: Lemondom_: if it’s perfect in _some_ browsers
Pottichen: Lemondom_: but the nav is there for you, right?
Cherney: Lemondom_: on htmldoctor in reading mode?
Stack: Lemondom_: do you happen to know off the fly if that’s a css thing or a js thing?
Lauschus: Ash_work: yes, I don’t see any nav either
Raithel: Well, I’ll investigate further then
Grinberg: I guess some algoriithms to extract the relevant content of a page – probably using HTML5 elements like main, article or section
Lummus: Is this legit? a.forums:hover :after {} i want to modify the :after of the a when the a is hovered
Wensel: Agh nevermind its just hover:after
Angela: Z1haze: ::after even 😛
Corippo: But yes, it’d be a:hover::after
Oleary: Ahemm nope, means ::after is a pseudo-element, as opposed to a pseudo-cl***, is all
Merchant: But how come the hover:after worked
Kleber: Z1haze: legacy support, for css 2.1, thus :
Hemmert: So proper way is using 2 colons though?
Pflugh: For the psuedo element
Oxman: Is there a pseudo element with which you can ellipse the content inside a div
Oxman: Much like how you use ::before and ::after to inject data around the content
Palacois: Oxman: got picture of what you’re after?
Ayersman: You can make an ellipse of any block-level element using border-radius, not sure if that’s what you’re after though
Oxman: I want to append an inner element around the content
Oxman: Since ::before and ::after merely inserts or appends content before or after the content
Westmark: Does animating opacity trigger hardware acceleration?
Daft: Im building a site and im using an external navbar html
Legier: Im having trouble finding a good smooth solution to include it into my html files
Hordyk: Something like this seems like the best solution but i cant get it to work
Balasa: DEWE: you should ask ##php
Balasa: Jhoffmcd: not on its own, no
Kainoa: Ok yeah but im just not sure even if i should do it in php
Erben: Thats why i asked here :
Battiest: Balasa: thanks! I couldnt find any good do***entation on it
Balasa: Jhoffmcd: afaik only transforms are
Balasa: Although will-change might make it available to other properties
Cuppett: Balasa: thats actually why im searching
Raiche: Hey guys, can anyone help me with a S*** loop problem? For some reason performing math on multiple loop indexes is giving me a type error. If you go to this Gist and uncomment the two lines you’ll see what I mean. http://s***meister.com/gist/2b0a7ed42db9d67f1376
Leigland: Balasa: looking to refactor some old code with translateZ to will-change, and wondering if opacity transitions are already doing the work
Spain: Is anyone else real **** about the order they write CSS? if so, what order do you usually write it in?
Colford: I’m picky about syntax and formatting