Cunha: How did you know it was 11px?
Pollet: Wfpkhc, Chrome: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools :: Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools :: Safari: http://bit.ly/1rivUXd :: IE: http://bit.ly/1qbxkT5
Hernandaz: Facebook is so well designed
Eddins: I used my inspector tool
Ebinger: Im trying to find out the width/height of this button here – “unlock .” http://autolotto.com/4
Roden: But i dont see it in dev tools
Kaszinski: Facebook must have some amazing css engineers
Stumfoll: Nevermind, computed tab is useful ;
Dunnings: K – i use web developer plugin
Tanksley: Yep, well i wouldn’t know where to begin pulling out the relevant parts for you to look at
Crear: Eddins, actually scratch that i just needed to actually think about it haha
Bitsko: Will get something up for you to look at asap
Stickrod: Thank you for your help i will try and see if the % worked
Pingel: Tejasmanhoar: i saw autolottoa at launch festival
Keele: The 11px is no good Selvvir
Kapphahn: Http://i.imgur.com/5srj0HU.png
Heglin: As per thsi screen shot
Eddins: The text is the same size now. So now you need to adjust line-height/padding to match the inputs
Eddins: Wfpkhc: but, if you are using a to trigger JS you’re doing it wrong – button exists to do that
Odmark: Thank you for your input, but I am not doing it wrong, js is allowed to tripper alerts – but why would i need to adjust line heights and padding to match a submit button – surely the same size should match other parts?
Eddins: Wfpkhc: I”m sorry, but you are. Use a button for JS triggers like this
Eddins: Use a if you are linking to something a page or a fragment
Woytowich: I am doing that but for the purpose of styling – im using an alert
Eddins: You can style a button however you like
Razzano: And Eddins you are wrong – want to know why? because the W3C specification allows for onclick – if it was not allowed, then the specification would not allow it
Kellough: So no-one has an idea as to why the 2 extra pixels are happening
Christiansen: And it has nothing to do with font-size
Duane: Is there a GUI background urlimg transform tool
Kolsrud: Dont juse background transpfors fullstack
Geeting: They are not properly supported yet by browsers
Doswell: They are still in the browser hack
Cobert: See http://autolotto.com/5. linked ***et- http://3k94pi1oi13111517y2dddt3.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/themes/divi-child/style.css?ver=2.4.6.2.
Duane: Its a phonegap app. its android chrome webview
Brattin: Span.apsl-icon-block { width: 313px; height: 50px; }
Stormes: Div not span kill me.
Subich: Well, this is frustrating
Fadness: In my css i have height: 100%;
Neifert: Load the page and the attribute doesn’t load
Schaff: I add it to the style inthe browser and the image shows
Susi: Derp, figured out that one
Swearegene: Hello CSSers, a cl***mate just sent his page to me and I am working on cleaning things up for him. Stuff was strewn all over the place and I have cleaned up a bunch. However, I am trying to figure out why on the main container it both the form page one I made and the services page one he made are coming up with different widths. They are both set to 960 in the css file.
Swearegene: Http://Swearegene.com:8080/services/services.html
Eddins: Swearegene: if your friend is a student, tell him/her to update textbooks. center is dead & buried
Swearegene: Yes I am well aware. This is an HTML & CSS cl***. He should of read that. It’s things like this that I am cleaning up.
Eddins: Http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://Swearegene.com:8080/services/services.html
Vliem: What container issue are you having bruh