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Background color not showing in IE8? Why??
One other thing that might help is clearing the floats you have set on your menu items. There are a couple methods to do this. First is you add a div with a class of clear (class could be anything really) after the list item just before the closing…
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A general question about making a template responsive
I think the best place to start is a Google search, and ask questions on forums when you run into specific issues. :) Best of luck!
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Responsive @media points
They should be in order starting from your widest media query (800px) on down. In CSS any change made to an element below an already set value will overwrite whatever was initially set (with a few exceptions). Therefore by putting them in order, w…
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Curved border in CSS
Is something like this what you're after? http://codepen.io/TheDark1105/pen/CxgDa
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IE not respecting z-index
I've tried removing all positioning possible and using negative margins, but header was still hidden behind .sub-header no matter if I placed the header tag above or below .sub-header in the markup. Probably just due to the nature of sliders re…
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IE not respecting z-index
Ah! It must be the IE10 engine that solves this. I just tried this from my PC at home via a screen share and I can replicate your findings in IE10 after setting the browser mode as well. Users without IE10 will still see the issue however, which wi…
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IE not respecting z-index
Would you screencap that for me? Could be my VM is the issue. Thanks man.
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Vertical Fly-Out Menu
@Hompimpa That technique is genius and I love you for it!
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IE not respecting z-index
Is there any other solution to this? I need to use z-index in my layout to get the desired effect and in IE9 and below my sub menu does not display outside my header. http://69.195.124.81/~marinali/ The site is responsive, so if you're using …
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From Wordpress to Kirby
Welp, I'm on board. This Kirby business is kinda great. The versatility! The options! I might be in love with it. The panel interface I could see be being really user friendly with proper blueprints as well. Only gripe is I was unable to make …
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problem with media query
One thing I might suggest is not using position absolute unless there is a specific need for using it. So on your elements like #content and #content img position absolute should be removed; they should stay in the page flow. They may clear up some …
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Download Link Doesn't Work
You could either zip the mp3 and serve that as the link or give people instruction to right click and save as.
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
Welp, traditional tables are certainly out of the question here. I think display: table; will be best as the site is going to be responsive... more freedom as the display gets smaller. Let us know if you need any help implementing that method! @jo…
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
I guess the question now is what exactly @begetolo is using this for. If it's for layout (say something like columns in the footer), and the site is responsive, display: table; would be the clear victor because of the lack of true control over…
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
@joshuanhibbert As would I!
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
Less browser support to be clear, but display: table; and display: table-cell; are also a solution. However, see this article by Chris: http://css-tricks.com/css-tables-are-not-a-solution/ I agree with him in this case. Granted while personally I …
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
Ok, so you want dynamic width and vertical alignment in the middle? In this case, instead of trying to find some oddball CSS solution that may or may not work/look the same in every browser why not just use a table? Web developers treat them like …
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CSS Vertical-align challenge
One method you could use is set the five divs to display: inline-block; and vertical-align: middle;. Only issue with this method is support in older versions of IE. That said you could just make float a fallback for IE and call it a day! Let me kn…
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Drop down menu prob
Did you set your menu in the module options?
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Drop down menu prob
Back when our company used Joomla mainly for sites I would always use the Superfish menu extension for dropdowns. http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/structure-a-navigation/menu-systems/drop-a-tab-menus/6731 Hope this helps.
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Make Image Source the Background of an Element
Sweet, thanks Doc!
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Jagged Edges - CSS3 Transition
This is interesting, I've noticed those jagged lines before too. It'd be really cool if browsers could implement some form of anti aliasing.
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basics of css
Might I direct you to the Treehouse ad with the frog on the upper right hand side of the page? I hear that place is great for learning web design and development.
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Peaceful Revolution: A unique site we just launched. Thoughts?
I love it man, very clean! The company I work for designed our site with a somewhat similar approach (large images with opaque content areas). I think it's catching on. Fun to develop sites like that too. Kudos for the HTML5 elements as well!
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Wordpress Headers
For smaller page specific changes like that I use the Wordpress body class feature.
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Why is there a asterisks on the logo of CSS-Tricks?
It's a easter egg of sorts, check the footer! "*This website may or may not contain any CSS or Tricks."
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Wordpress Headers
Best way do do this is edit the theme files and place your slider inside this php code: Anything in this area will only display on the home page. Be sure you place that in a part of the theme that makes sense and wouldn't break your layou…
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Wordpress Migration
Did you change the Wordpress/Site addresses in the Wordpress settings? If those settings still have /wordpress after the domain dynamic links to files (such as the stylesheet) will be incorrect as they no longer exist where Wordpress thinks they do.…