cnwtx
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Italicize font the oposite direct?
"Truce. I don't want to argue anymore. Agree to disagree. :)" Deal. :)
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Italicize font the oposite direct?
The short reason why I didn't was that I also needed both the normal slanted and italic slanted versions as well, and didn't want to have to download two different fonts.
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Italicize font the oposite direct?
Before y'all tar and feather him, I just used this exact thing to un-italicize a cursive font that was naturally tilted. It's still perfectly readable.
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Italicize font the oposite direct?
This is where nth-line(n) would be really useful!
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How OCD Are You?
Hey guys! You know it's really CDO, right? I mean, that's in alphabetical order! I have a friend that calls it OCO, Obsessive Compulsive Order. His logic is that everything has to be in perfect order, not disorder, like everyone else call…
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Pure CSS3 Tabs (IE 8 Issue)
You might try this: http://tjkdesign.com/articles/spry/tabbed-panels_best_version.asp But, this has always been an issue, so there might not be much hope.
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Circumvent IE Not Supporting @font-face?
You're welcome! Glad we could help!
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Circumvent IE Not Supporting @font-face?
IE (back to version 5.5, see here: http://caniuse.com/#feat=fontface) does support it. However, it only supports .eot formats before IE9. Here's a really good article on using it cross-browser: http://paulirish.com/2009/bulletproof-font-face-im…
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Browser Time Issues
Looks fine for me too on Ubuntu (LInux) 12.04 and Firefox 16.0.1.
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Font face question
I believe that is correct, it can be used with four different declarations for different styles. See here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/CSS/@font-face (note that the support tabel is waaay out-of-date on that page).
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style TEXT within P, not paragraph element itself
Oh how I wish we had :nth-line(n) But we don't, at least for now.
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Borders and border-radius/hover state questions
Try this: http://selectivizr.com/ I haven't used it much, but it seems to have worked when I did need it.
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Blarghh.... Cant get this stacked the way I want please help..
@Paulie_D: You beat me! But that does look about right.
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Blarghh.... Cant get this stacked the way I want please help..
I'd post it on a photo/file sharing site like photobucket or dropbox. Can you post the link to your codepen?
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Blarghh.... Cant get this stacked the way I want please help..
Okay. . . I've started by putting this into a codepen, and cleaning up the html. http://codepen.io/cnwtx/pen/AmlBE. I'll work on cleaning the css tomorrow. In the mean time, I'll really need an image of what you want in order to try t…
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Is 1024x768 still an issue?
I still use 1024x768 on my laptop, although my normal desktop is 3200x1200. :) I certainly still keep 1024x768 in mind when designing.
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Windows Editers for HTML , CSS , PHP
Absolutely Sublime Text 2. Hands down.
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
Glad this helped! Feel free to post any more questions you have about it.
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
Note that using calc is not required, it just helps it look nicer. If you didn't want to use calc, you could use a number like 103% instead, but the gap between the word and the line would be bigger as the text gets longer. Also note that if yo…
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
I managed to get the background to show through the header, but I can't figure out how to make it work for the button. This version does require overflow-x to be hidden on the section. It also uses calc() to position the line, but that isn'…
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
I just updated it to work without using the shadow, but it uses inline-block instead, which will cause problems on IE7 and below. It still suffers from the problem of changing the background color. http://codepen.io/anon/pen/nsgEI And here's …
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
Yeah, but the problem with mine is if the user were to, say, put two spaces together in the title, it might still show the line between them. Oh, and you can't change the background color of the page without some weirdness, unless you were to c…
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Flexible width line between two elements with CSS?
It can be done with a background gradient. Here's how I did it, but I had to use a text-shadow to cover it under the text, which isn't the greatest. I'm sure someone else here can solve it. http://codepen.io/anon/pen/mvohI I've …
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Background Image Width Standard, ' Best Width For A Background Image ' ?
See here: http://css-tricks.com/perfect-full-page-background-image/
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little tricks about RWD
Those are really going to be your only (good practice) choices. Either use !important, or don't use inline. Like he said above, you should be using JS to add a class, than use the css in a css file to change the actual style on the element.
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little tricks about RWD
Try adding an !important to the rule in your css file. That should make it override the inline rule.
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CSS Tables
Hmmm. . . Seems I've had problems with tables and border-radius before. If you can put this up on Codepen (http://codepen.io/pen/), I'd be happy to help work with it.
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iFrame with Fixed Header?
Yep, just like he said. Just put that style rule on the outermost container that you want to stay in the same place.