Veneman: Wowk: now, technically it means there’s 12.5px of space between each element. you could adjust the width even further to make it exactly 10px, but meh
Wahlman: A long but narrow HTML table. But instead of just scrolling down the page, it gets to a certain height the height of a container DIV and flows into another column alongside it. And so on. Like a newspaper I guess. Will try and draw and scan
Fussell: Eddins: Yes understood on the semantics of the table
Groomes: Is it possible to put about 20px of space between two columns in bootstrap, no less no more?
Veneman: Wowk: no. wait. i’m wrong. my math ****s too. there’s 10px of space.
Gervasio: Veneman: No they are exacly 10px
Leesman: Your math is not super either
Bordeleau: As it goes it’s not actually a table of data as such. It’s a list of files: name, size, path and a delete checkbox. And the fact I’ve even used the word list there tells me doing them as LIs might be ok
Harnes: Why should even they bigger than the 10px we counted everyt single space in there
Veneman: VoidDotCl***: you can adjust the pixel sizes of the grid if that’s what you want. you just have to download the s*** source files to do it
Schwertfager: Now I have a new mission to put vertical lines between them http://s12.postimg.org/h98lhxyq5/table.jpg
Veneman: Wowk: border-right, and :last-child { border-right: none }. also, as mentioned earlier, border adds to the full width of an element, so you’ll have to adjust your calculation again
Eddins: VoidDotCl***: no doubt the helpful folk in ##bootstrap could tell you how
Koulabout: What comes before :last-child ?
Veneman: The second-to-last child. why?
Egans: Detailfrst:last-child { border-right: none }
Veneman: You could also give it a cl***
Eilders: When I do .detailfrst:last-child { border-right: none } it fails with that .
Cassisse: Border-right: 1px; border-right-color: red; detailfrst:last-child { border-right: none }
Veneman: Is it the last child in its parent?
Veneman: Wowk: also, nested rules isn’t a thing
Fillman: No its not in its parent hang on
Timme: But which one will be the parent here than
Veneman: No. the parent div. the parent element. the element that contains it
Veneman: It is. it is the last child of its parent
Veneman: Yes. that’s the parent
Veneman: Yes. that is the parent of all of them
Magliano: Than what do you mean
Veneman: By last child? i mean is it the last child? is there any other child element after that element?
Veneman: Then it’s the last child. also, nested rules isn’t a thing, and detailfrst isn’t an element, it’s a cl***
Macdonell: Http://codepen.io/chtsrl/pen/epJjOd
Popovich: Do you want me to create an #id
Veneman: Detailfrst:last-child { – that is selecting an element detailfrst
Veneman: And it’s a lot easier to use the shorthand property: border-right: 1px red solid;
Prokup: Width: calc25% – 13.5px;
Stilner: Border-right: 1px limegreen solid; } detailfrst:last-child { border-right: none }
Kendi: Http://codepen.io/chtsrl/pen/epJjOd
Speak: You thinks its done well?
Veneman: The last one still has a border
Skillen: Because the html side
Wolsted: Still not in its parent
Zeiders: And I didnt understand how to do
Veneman: Detailfrst:last-child { border-right: none } – there’s a bug here!
Cholico: Also width changed to width: calc25% – 13.25px;
Veneman: My guess is the most-accurate width is 13.333333333333333333_, since you added 3px of total width, but at that point it likely doesn’t matter