Latin: I am also going to test in windows
Guler: If I have an item set to position: fixed; top:20px, can I make it do an animation once the page has been srolled down say 200px?
Parnes: Not with just css, i should say
Grizzel: So you understand, hmm js then/
Delorme: Yes I can see the vert var in windows
Raisbeck: Rosenheim, animation, no, but there’s a partially supported position: sticky; that can do something like sticking to the top after scrolling X pixels.
Gramberg: AMcBain, i looked for it, and all references mentioned you needed js with it
Allbright: JavaScript is the way to go for now. CSS is overwhelmingly unaware of scroll positions.
Iacobucci: I dont have the ability to inject js sadly
Mork: G mdn position sticky
Tingley: AMcBain, Google says “position – CSS MDN” • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position • More results: http://goo.gl/vyq7DD
Peerzada: Well that’s also not our problem. 😛
Dekay: Sticky would almost work, but I already have to position:absolute it to where it is to start with
Sirrine: I am having issues with MX records. I have sent a client site live but now his emails aren’t working. I know this isn’t the right place but I am desperately seeking help.
Estwick: Kennie: I got some help dude, appreciate the response though. I forgot to add the A records for the mail as most times thats done automatically but not with this awful domain company the client is using lol
Duncanson: Odd, an empty/different A record should affect MX. they are differnet systems that dont depend on another
Plaskett: Possible to set width of a sub menu relative to a higher parent element?
Gaddis: So not just the preceding parent, but a higher parent ?
Sutcliff: Hi. How do I make the button the same height as the a? https://jsfiddle.net/ew8f8zgv/
Ekberg: Simplified: https://jsfiddle.net/ew8f8zgv/1/
Semien: To clarify, I want to make the button lower, not the a taller
Brinck: It seems as though upgrading to Chrome 45 broke my CSS. Has anyone seen anything like this? I think it might be this issue, but I’m not sure: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=528541
Posley: Psbrandt: you from boise?
Berrett: No. I just found that ticket by searching through the Chrome issues.
Diffey: I don’t think my issue has to do with animations though, but it definitely stopped working on the upgrade to Chrome 45. It works on 44 and other browsers.
Gayanilo: So I forked this codepen, http://codepen.io/saransh/pen/BKJun because I’d like to use it horizontally. I’ve gotten this far: http://codepen.io/CTMC/pen/QjbEMM/ but the “stars” run out at the end of the animation.
Boren: I have an “infinite” animation iteration, so can someone explain why it doesn’t loop?
Burdick: I see the animation is {spawn stars, move stars left, loop} and I need to separate them out so it’s {spawn stars, loop}, {move stars left, loop}. Working on it. :
Soder: How is it possible to leave vertical responsive space underneath an absolute positioned element?
Casteneda: Hello. I have a div with a a line of text and an image. I would like to center the line of text / or the image, depending if the image or the text has the max height. Is that really so complicated?
Brodhurst: Hm, I see more and more sites using svg instead css triangles
Brodhurst: Hmm, honestly, css was never meant for shapes like this
Brodhurst: For me, creating shapes by pure css is more a waste of time – svg is the right tool for the job
Strefeler: Hey, I am wondering if what I am thinking is possible to do in css
Truchon: At the moment, I have a code tag on my site that looks like this
Woodrow: Http://puu.sh/k34Ip/6c117914a5.png
Binning: This code tag, however, doesn’t really act as desired when I apply it on multi-line code snippet such as this