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Geoffroy: Nehaljwani, « https://translate.go…om%20Earth » CSS • errors: 104 • warnings: 441 • profile: css3 • validation result: http://goo.gl/YfyfbZ
Saeli: V pipeline.ilmt.iiit.ac.in
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Winkelpleck: Nehaljwani, « pipeline.ilmt.iiit.ac.in » CSS • errors: 264 • warnings: 246 • profile: css3 • validation result: http://goo.gl/LVplUY
Vuillemot: If I have many span tags inside a div, and each span contains only one word, how do I make sure that after ooccupying the width of the parent div, the next span comes in a new line, instead of increasing the width of the parent div and be on the same line?
Crumpacker: It should do that by default if you set a width on the div
Nichalson: Crumpacker: I am using bootstrap and the div is inside a container with cl*** col-lg-5
Measom: Nehaljwani, spans are inline elements by default, so they will wrap and since the div is block level its just going to expand to its full width which it wants to make as big as it needs to be. so if you set the width on the div, the inline spans will wrap according to its parent width
Crumpacker: Nehaljwani: i have no idea what bootstrap does in that case, sorry
Crumpacker: Maybe ask in ##bootstrap
Maricich: If I set width, the text just goes out of the div
Rundquist: If you send me a fiddle in ##bootstrap ill take a look at it
Svatek: It will be hard to create a fiddle. so many things involved :’
Lewy: Http://www.bootply.com/PiGU0AHpXv
Dalere: So many things involved, yet if we dont know what else is involved, we cant help you anyway
Luxenberg: Bango2: http://picpaste.com/pics/Screenshot_from_2015-11-19_03-11-32-U1e4IUQ6.1447882980.png
Cirillo: I can understand the problem youre having, but having that picture is about as useless as not having the picture
Padel: Looks like its running off of that button, if thats a button
Cumiskey: Bango2: http://www.bootply.com/UvjQAXVnQf
Rackett: Youre structuring your site with tables
Kanzler: And adding other semantical html in the table
Kubsch: Yeah baby! can’t beat that, bootstrap to layout with tables, don’t forget to sprinkle a few frameset’s as well
Maduena: Please could you check http://www.booking.com/searchresults.sr.html?city=-126693&nflt=ht_id%3D201%3B if you select a filter on the left you will see the grey boxes on the right side As loading. take a look at the effect.what is this ?
Gisler: Was this a WYSIWYG originally?
Chrisler: Bango2: what is that?
Mowbray: Drag and drop website creation, WYS what you see IWYG is what you get
Morasch: I didn’t quite understand. I created it from scratch.
Lanpher: How do i make the text inside h1 be aligned vertically and horizontally to its containerthe actual h1 element in blue https://jsfiddle.net/zojw0nf1/
Steimer: Horizontally is easy with text-align but vertically i dont really see how to do it.
Levanger: Bango2: bacon powder? if you’re referring to bootstrap, nope, it’s meant to be just a quick deployment tool framework
Crowin: Vertical alignment is one of the most asked about css questions, and it ****s because its not straightforward in many cases
Lick: Brompt nah i meant nehal’s site
Foecke: I’ve used flexbox with its properties to make a lot of stuff vertically align but for h1 it doesnt work
Rougeau: Bango2: are you suggesting me to remove tables completely?
Akiereisen: I know you can also use a table and make it a table cell to make stuff vertically align but i dont want to do that
Torain: Nehaljwani, tables definitely have their place, but definitely not as page formatting