Scarpato: Sisccl: why would you want to do that?
Grumet: Sisccl: i don’t see a problem with that
Niedzwiecki: There’s a lot of content in my WordPress theme I can’t directly remove so I’m doing it through CSS
Reibman: No_gravity: No hits to performance then?
Kjeldgaard: Scarpato: how can i leave a responsive space between these 2 elements then? http://jsfiddle.net/6x2pzpwg/ a responsive space meaning that if #a grows in size the #b will still have the same distance from the #a
Scarpato: Sisccl: that might cause a lot of repainting
Perlow: Scarpato: What is repainting?
Scarpato: WordPress is designed so you can remove anything
Abela: Sisccl: i would not expect it to negatively affect performance.
Scarpato: Sisccl: the browser has to realign all the elements that were affected by the display: none and redraw them on the screen
Virock: Scarpato: It’s several elements on differnet pages, all the elements arent on just 1 page
Manous: Still the same problem?
Scarpato: Hazinski: not sure if thats possible with absolute positioning. it kind of defeats the purpose
Defenderfer: Well i really need a hack-around
Scarpato: Sisccl: depends on how big the elements are, could always test it and see
Scarpato: Hazinski: the hack around would be not using absolute positioning :p
Guidera: Scarpato: I have tested it and personally, just personally I see no issues. I just wanted to double check if Google hates it or if it causes known problems or if there was a better way to do it or anything
Spartin: But that totally destroys my element _
Demartino: Scarpato: Thanks mate
Scarpato: Sisccl: well, google will still see the content
Leppla: Scarpato: I did a fetch and didn’t see the content lol? Really?
Cannizzo: Is there a way to turn css :before content into a link?
Scarpato: Sisccl: yea, google primarily goes by markup, not css styling
Leatherwood: In this case a before background image
Scarpato: Chars6: if the element you have the ::before on is an a, it should be part of the link. otherwise no
Lenoch: Scarpato: yeah, it’s just a span.
Imgrund: Scarpato: the span contains an a tho
Scarpato: Well, my previous statement still stands :
Daubendiek: Orfeo, http://codepen.io/anon/pen/avOppQ a little bit of hacky but works
Uyemura: Hi there, im trying to load few images into a table with equality divided column. all is well on desktop, but on my mobile, i can see the picture being squshed in width.
Puett: Though i have width set to 100%
Vecino: However, setting a fixed width causes the pictures to break from the main layout on mobile
Mehta: Does anyone know how to implement the pop-in effect from the dropdown menu in the navbar on this page: http://ct-freebies.herokuapp.com/light-bootstrap-dashboard/icons
Theard: DeweyD that menu sliding thing?
Harries: No, the dropdown menu with the globe glyphicon
Perham: From poking around in the inspector, I see that it uses transform: scale1, but when I try to add that to my site, I’m not getting any effect from it
Busa: Also, it uses transform-origin: 29px -50px;
Kahawai: But when I try to target the same elements on my page, it’s not working and I can’t seem to figure out why
Soucie: DeweyD for transitions to work you also have to set the transition properties
Khilling: Sorry, I’m fairly new to CSS animations, could you elaborate a little?
Dupras: DeweyD for a transition to work you need to specify transition: transform 1s or something similar
Kennie: Makalak: are you sure that table is the correct HTML to use to display images?
Oharroll: Kennie, since im using it to set rows and column. yes?