Vannote: So I dont think its a good idea.
Tures: Wiherek: issue is, you want a css mashups, but css has no reliable way to mashups, is quite insane to do them, no impossible, then again so it’s the Lochness monster swimming about
Enock: What I will do instead, I will add the CSS in the template, to make sure it only affects that single view where the component is.
Selitto: Bprompt: hey thanks man :
Sweesy: Bprompt: I did read about Specificity. DIV have highest precedence, then cl***es, not sure if elements themselves are higher than DIVs or not.
Gholar: I didn’t quite understand adding 10 for divs 1 for elements thing.
Reuhl: I’m thinking it might be best to try to find a template for the top nav type I want that doesn’t use Bootstrap, for now.
Fleurantin: Skinux: clearly not :/ div in itself have no specifity, “tags” or “elements” do, cl***es as well, yes, that includes psuedo-cl***es, as opposed to pseudo-elements, and so attribute cl***es and IDs
Harns: But, I would want the template to still support mobile
Stroker: Oh.well what I read said that DIV is highest
Demiel: Unless I misunderstood.
Cocomazzi: Http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/04/css-specificity-and-inheritance/
Bartylla: Skinux: div is just a tag/element, and its specificity is the same as for del or p or ins or kbd, because all elements/tags have the same specificity
Hensel: Incidently enough, elements have the “lowest” specificity
Dobre: Del html for deleted element, kbd keyboard input, ins material insertion
Rahib: Html4.01 all of them btw
Alvorez: Yet, the friend I talk to the most who is just an average pc user thinks I’m like Einstien or somethign LOL
Stickels: Oh wait, is del how people get strike-through text?
Prevo: Skinux: maybe he thinks so because of your gl***es work backwards and your lack of hairbrush
Vorgas: He/she, whoever = hehehe
Gibbson: First of all, it’s a woman.
Welsh: Ohh well then, then she may think that because of your einstein hairdo, that means you look lik Don King
Seikaly: No, it’s because I know how to do web programming and because I understand American politics.
Trebbe: Skinux: del is “semantically”, deleted material, and yes, UA strike it through, but s is “semantically” strike-through, and s and del are semantically not the same thing, but yes, UA shows them as stroke through
Demmer: Is this proper css: background: #092f6e urlsatellite_dish.jpg no-repeat-center bottom;
Vitelli: Django_: background: #092f6e urlsatellite_dish.jpg center bottom no-repeat ; // would work
Ket: Hmm skinux many specificity online material I’ve seen kinda blows
Crego: When i have a div element with a starting left value and with a right end value, if i place inside of that div an example input with 100% size, should not that input stay beetwen the left and right div values ?
Lominy: Bprompt: Care to point me to a good one?
Barrile: Skinux: to make it simple, think of it this way, “cl***es” includes, pseudo ones as well as attribute selectors, are 10points worth, elements or tags, that includes pseudo-elements, are 1 point worth, IDs are 100, so. you add them up and you get the specifity value, for example p.blog:first-child — p1 .blog10 :first-child10 so the specificity is 1 + 10 + 10 = 21
Harsy: As aforementioned, is not really advanced
Vicsik: Skinux: so if you had say p.blog:first-child {color: red } on line say 10 in you css, and on line 1000 you had div p:fist-child {color: blue}; so. is the color red or bllue? well, p.blog:first-child is specificity of 21, and “div p:first-child” is div1 p1 :first-child10 or 1 + 1 + 10 = 12, so, even though “div p:first-child” is on line 1000, its specificity is only 12, whilst the p.blog:first-child
Lopriore: Skinux: so, the text will be red, even though p.blog:first-child is on line 10, it has higher specificity