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  • 'DIV' that takes up the height of the browser

    Oh yes, of course, thanks.
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • 'DIV' that takes up the height of the browser

    Well, that worked....Thanks! I did try the body 100% by itself but didn't work. I guess you need the HTML as well. Any idea why you need both?
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • 'DIV' that takes up the height of the browser

    Here is a quick demo of sort of what I want to do. Your text to link...
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • CSS box-shadow: Inner Shadow on the right

    Oh ok good, I am on the right path then, just need to play with it more. Thanks!
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • CSS box-shadow: Inner Shadow on the right

    I actually just lowered the amount of 'bleed' on the right by using: box-shadow: -3px 5px 5px -3px #333, -3px -5px 5px -3px #333; But still has some on the left.
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • CSS box-shadow: Inner Shadow on the right

    Awesome! Thanks. I do have another question with the box shadow. How can I make it so it only shows the top and bottom shadows? I have this which kind of works but doesn't still has some 'bleed' on the left and right: box-shadow:…
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • CSS box-shadow: Inner Shadow on the right

    That worked great! Could you maybe point me in the right direction on why that worked? I thought it could be done but was not sure how to visualize the shadows.
    Comment by djpic April 2012 permalink
  • Scrolling div within div

    I started playing with it more, and saw that is what I had to do. But my thought process was, 100% meant it would take up 100% of what ever space was remaining. But then when thinking with widths, it is always whatever percentage of the parent val…
    Comment by djpic January 2012 permalink
  • table like links

    I have updated the jsfiddle code and made it a bit more like a table. Please let me know your opinions!
    Comment by djpic January 2012 permalink
  • Table Help Please!?!

    Your link goes no where
    Comment by djpic January 2012 permalink
  • Is Dreamweaver redundant?

    I use dreamweaver and have been for years. Partly because the new version has really good support for PHP along with the CSS and HTML, plus has an FTP client and template support (which allows to build a master template for a web site, if I need to…
    Comment by djpic January 2012 permalink
  • weird behaviour of text with in a div !

    can you give us an example of the text that is being outputted by the script?
    Comment by djpic December 2011 permalink
  • fancy link

    Miker, That is what I was thinking of trying to do. But the opposite. When hovering over the cell, the link and cell are active. That was my first guess on how to get it to work but now I see with that how it should be defined. jstam, Perfect.…
    Comment by djpic December 2011 permalink
  • weird behaviour of text with in a div !

    Try making the overflow hidden in the left-philantropy class. Also, what is your parent #philantropy and tagline class? Also, your position doesn't have to be relative if you are using floats.
    Comment by djpic December 2011 permalink
  • Div box problem

    Never-mind, I figured it out. I needed to add a "marign-top: 0px" for the h3 tags. I believe it was because the box had no boundary to push against. Still curious why overflow: hidden worked though.
    Comment by djpic October 2011 permalink
  • Div box problem

    Looks like the overflow: hidden worked but why? The other problem I have now is the h3 tag is not flush to the containing div tag. h3 no flush
    Comment by djpic October 2011 permalink
  • Pure CSS Perspective Portfolio

    Nice.
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    Yes, there are other anchors in the other .sub-classes which is why they are separate. Otherwise I would use just .style-class a{}. The code for what I was doing is up on the other discussion FYI: Pure CSS Calendar - Opinions Needed.
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    Link #1 Link #2
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    Yes and no. The following is what I want to do: .style-class .sub-class1 a, .style-class .sub-class2 a { /* styling here */ } But wasn't sure if there was an shorter way to write it so I don't have to keep repeating the '.style-cla…
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • Pure CSS Calendar - Opinions Needed

    My external DNS didn't have the sandbox sub-domain registered. Fixed the problem. May take some time to propagate though.
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    FYI....I just posted the discussion on the calendar. Calendar Discussion
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    Yes it does hold true for those. I just made all the corrections to use what is should be. Thanks.
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    @thomas - Oh ok...No big deal. Just thought they would have thought of another way. Does that hold true for the ones I have already done: .style-class .sub-class1,.sub-class2,.sub-class3 { /*Styling Here */
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    @thomas - I only want the .sub-class[n] available within the .style-class. If .sub-class[n] is located on another element outside the .style-class then, I don't want that .style-class .sub-class[n] to apply. So I take it I need to include the…
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    @thomas - That saves me from having to write the .style-class over and over again, but what about the 'a' or is that just impossible?
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    @wolfcry911 - After I posted it, I noticed I was missing the '.' but fixed it. That was just a typo. So I would need to have define each one with the full style? I am defining others like: .style-class .sub-class1,sub-class2,sub-class3…
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    @thomas - Because with using css, I can layout the days any way I choose. If I want to lay them out as a "calendar" type, a list, or another type of layout I wish just by switching the CSS file. Plus there is going to be much more involv…
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • CSS and Adjustable blocks

    Thanks. I will have to try that. I was wondering how to use the table display. That will help. I am actually working on a calendar using nothing but CSS (of course) which is why the question came up. I will be posting that later for review. It…
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink
  • inline-block vs. float

    I must not have uploaded it, just did again. I didn't want to use AP but didn't know of a way to do it at the time, now @wolfcry911 said to just change the padding, which I did and now it is fine.
    Comment by djpic September 2011 permalink