Jeng: Dermody: still working on it?
Jeng: Customizer has to be looking good by now :-
Dermody: Jeng: jphase is helping me,
Destina: Wow neat, I just learned what divstyle { something: 10px !important; } does
Cran: Minus the ‘something’ part lol
Fleischner: ScoDal: you mean how to select elements in a DOM?
Keanu: Yes to override inline styles by css only when modifying otherwise isn’t an option
Pattengale: ScoDal: you should not really ever have any inline styles. ever
Arpin: ScoDal: unless it’s required by some kind of javascript or added/removed by js
Hanses: They are eval I know, this isn’t my site. I’m just making it mobile friendly
Lorah: ScoDal: your styles should ALWAYS be in your stylesheet
Faries: Does somebody know a way to change the css of nextgen gallery pro?
Cottle: You can have inline styles, for generated html
Rozga: Znf: html generated by.
Knape: Whatever generates html can generate a style tag with it that’s filtered
Bluett: Still no reason for inline nasteh
Gruber: I am only paid to make it mobile friendly, trying to stay in this persons style.css only, plus it’s magento, not my favorite thing to work on
Jeng: Cliffer: if only there were to seach the entire internet to find such answers. http://www.nextgen-gallery.com/css/
Byerly: You are paid to make an ecommerce site mobile friendly but you didnt know how to select selectors in the DOM?
Stremel: I’ve never needed to, I usually build from scratch so I don’t do inline styles
Froid: Yea that doesnt make sense
Jeng: Cliffer: https://www.google.com/search?q=nextgen+pro+css
Imboden: You mean you just learned what the “!important” tag does? lol
Bertha: I knew, I didn’t know the style part to select a div that didn’t have an id or cl***
Krieg: ScoDal: ok. i guess that is better
Osumi: Just thought it was neat
Fallo: Things CSS3 are deprecated
Lamoore: Anyway carry on, I just needed to rejoice somewhere
Mebane: Jeng: thankds for your effort
Babitsch: Jeng: but i only learn from the result, that it is not possible
Beddard: Cliffer: nthen you will fail miserably in this industry
Hogan: Hello, I have a question about custom query : I query a specific category posts, however, If I publish more than 283 elements in this category, I got “Fatal error: Unknown: Cannot use output buffering in output buffering display handlers in Unknown on line 0”
Marti: Scavotto: i suppose you mean someone else
Borson: A specific “category posts” Nialcen . ? You mean query a specific category for posts related to it?
Fenoglio: Cliffer: oh no. I meant you
Brehony: Cliffer: if you cant learn by googling, you will fail in this industry
Singer: Scavotto : yep, my categroy is named “arme”, and I query all posts from this category.
Groskreutz: Sometimes I Yahoo how to Google on Bing
Moncayo: Nialcen: have you cleared your cache?
Ernsberger: Scavotto: i learned from googling. the answer to my question is: it is not possible
Lauster: Server/page cache that is
Laskowski: Nialcen: and that query you are using works fine if you have fewer posts?
Renzo: As I have 284 or more, it crash, lest, it work flawlessly
Gornick: Cliffer: incorrect. The answer is found by googling for your question.
Paynes: If I have more than 283 posts with “published” status in this category, It crash
Brostoff: Nialcen: but you have verified if you have fewer number of posts it works?
Wilabay: If I have less, it works
Beaureguard: And I tried to change some posts, to check if it was not some corrupted data in some posts