Tomkowicz: Aias: table .example {.}
Makino: What you meant under “name”? cl*** or id?
Bernotas: That’s insane thanks a lot
Knoche: So any table cell td within table with cl*** of example should be styled in such a way
Bustinza: I thought so. must be something else in the way
Kusky: Oh, i was pressing ctrl+f5 to force refresh of browser cache but my f5 button was stuck in function mode
Diederich: I expected this red div to be centered, but it is not. http://www.bootply.com/FHyEXKyTRd
Kral: Hey all – frontend noob here. Just a general question: So SCSS is a preprocessor for CSS – so just spits out CSS in the end, right? Comp*** is a framework using SCSS and built on Ruby – So I can use Comp*** while writing SCSS, and it will then spit out CSS? So final question – Are there some CSS libs out there that are using this for their own development rather than implementing in CSS directly?
Sant: You’re pretty spot on.
Zematis: Not too sure what you mean by the last bit
Axtman: I use comp***. Everytime you save it compiles it to css
Jimeno: Chez: For the last bit – Say a lib author Say Animate.css for example – haven’t checked source, so pulling this out of my *** was continuing their development. Could they choose to use SCSS & Comp*** for their development and as an end-user, I’m using the generated CSS without knowing?
Litza: Tjbiddle: lol. i bet that confused him! 😀
Barlup: Supay: Heheh – Hope I’m making sense :p
Krans: It’s the word lib that throws off a little
Litza: You are, and i guess thats what he was asking about. looks like he’s asking if library authors use use SCSS, or do they stick to plain CSS.
Litza: But i could be wrong. and yeah, ‘lib’ is definitely the cause of confusion :
Elles: Hehe – Yeah, I mean exactly that
Barjenbruch: Like frameworks? I’m not sure what library would refer to specifically for CSS
Boyles: But in general I suppose that doesn’t matter, sure somebody could use scss/less and the output had no comments indicating it was generated, you may find that there are some tell-tale signs that a piece is generated rather than written though
Davirro: Hello everyone. I need a bit of help with invisible margins being added to table cells in Chrome/Safari.
Earl: I’ve set the width:65px but under “computed” I see it as 92px. There are no margins or padding
Bernotas: Can someone explain me how I can zoom the background image when hovering the .col element? https://paste.ee/p/Ttkpb
Bernotas: Bit stuck on that one.
Martinetti: I’m trying to create a div with a fixed size, and then put a few div’s inside it that float. but the inside divs are being drawn outside the main div. how do i put div’s inside other divs?
Roehling: You can see my table cell issue here: http://jsfiddle.net/5jv7r759/ the columns aren’t the same width
Gampp: Zap0: do you have a code sample?
Conquest: Also your container div may need a position: relative
Martinetti: Div id=”container” div id=”a”a/div div id=”b” /div /div
Mcmanus: Zap0:.what about the css
Martinetti: That’s what i’m asking. i don’t know what CSS causes the issue
Martinetti: What CSS do i use to put them inside?
Leiner: Who uses flex and who uses float for grid?
Martinetti: How do i float some div’s inside another div? what causes divs to render outside a parent div?
Keavney: Zap0: first google result http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2062258/floating-stuff-within-a-div-floats-outside-of-div-why
Martinetti: That’s not even relavent.
Groepper: How? you’re saying you’re floating divs within another div and they’re going outside your container, no?
Martinetti: Start over. i have a div container. and i have 3 small divs that i want to appear inside it. that is all. ignore the float thing. the container i want to place at a fixed position on the screen.