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[00:07]<szyys>does anyone know what might be wrong i colspan seems to want "one column to much" to work as intended?
[00:07]<txnmzzcsymn>hello
[00:07]<szys>if*
[00:08]<cpu_fan>can you paste a link to your code?
[00:08]<szys>http://pastebin.parentnode.org/685
[00:08]<txnmzzcsymn>is a problem for my pagerank, that my html source is on 1 line ? :)
[00:09]<szys>i need to use colspan="3" in order for the hr to span cross the whole table
[00:09]<szys>nevermind the text, it's just nonsense ;)
[00:10]<szys>i've tried in both firefox and ie6
[00:10]<eyaexj>`table stupid
[00:10]<rtfs>table stupid: http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/everything.html
[00:10]<eyaexj>Don't use tables for layout.
[00:11]<szys>that's a good answer i #html? ;)
[00:12]<cpu_fan>I don't understand what you are trying to do
[00:12]<cpu_fan>oh nevermind
[00:12]<szys>im trying to make a table with a <hr> between every row
[00:13]<szys>the <table></table> are omitted in the pasted code
[00:13]<cpu_fan>why do an hr? just give your table a bottom border
[00:13]<cpu_fan>ok, put a border between each row
[00:14]<szys>that's not the thing. i dont really care about it, im just using it for rails development. and i didn't understand this "bug"?
[00:14]<szys>and i wanted to know what caused it ;)
[00:14]<szys>or what i'm missing.
[00:16]<szys>i just dont understand why colspan="3" works when ther's just two columns ;)
[00:16]<cpu_fan>yeah, weird
[00:16]<szys>and i friend told me that he experienced the same thing
[00:16]<cpu_fan>do you have any of these supergirls for less than $10k?
[00:17]<szys>sure.. you can get them for free ;)
[00:25]<cpu_fan>sris, you still there?
[00:25]<cpu_fan>I see your problem
[00:25]<szys>yes
[00:25]<szys>nice ;)
[00:25]<cpu_fan>after your img, you need to close the <td>
[00:25]<szys>ah
[00:26]<cpu_fan>you forgot the /
[00:26]<szys>me too :D
[00:26]<szys>gz, how could i miss it :D
[00:26]<szys>thx man ;)
[00:26]<cpu_fan>and you spelled "width" wrong :-p
[00:26]<szys>ah.. sloppy me ;)
[00:26]<szys>i'll blame it on pico ;)
[00:27]<szys>i want to use vim ;)
[00:28]<eyaexj>(In addition to CSS for layout-- had to say this)
[00:28]<szys>it's a pain to learn ;)
[00:28]<eyaexj>See the benefits in the link.
[00:28]<eyaexj>And #CSS is here to help!
[00:28]<szys>i love css
[00:29]<szys>it's not that. just followd an example in a book and didn't get the same result
[00:29]<cpu_fan>yeah but the css behavioral differences between ie/firefox will drive you crazy
[00:29]<szys>i would decide to just ignore ie ;)
[00:29]<cpu_fan>I wish I could do that
[00:30]<szys>well. :q! to that. goodnight and thanks again!
[00:30]<eyaexj>ZQ
[00:30]<cpu_fan>np
[00:31]<cmmn>I have a question ... you know when you've clicked on a form to send POST DATA to the server, and then you try and reload the page and it says "The page you are trying to view contains POST DATA, press OK to re-submit"? Is there a browser plugin or something that actually displays the raw post data?
[00:32]<cmmn>I'm sort of interested in how that all works.
[00:32]<eyaexj>The best way to learn how it works: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.txt
[00:33]<eyaexj>Hehe.
[00:33]<eyaexj>Or you can packet sniff..
[00:33]<cmmn>Oh gosh
[00:33]<cmmn>Post data is obviously stored somewhere in your browser's memory though, otherwise it wouldn't be able to re-submit it, right? It should be possible to make a browser plugin to show that stored data.
[00:33]<eyaexj>(Ethereal is nice.)
[00:34]<cmmn>Aye, but that's like 2 internet layers down from what I want to view.
[00:34]<eyaexj>Hmm.. my guess was that it remembers the method and not the actual data...
[00:34]<cmmn>I don't care about the individual packets that have to be sent out, just the data.
[00:34]<eyaexj>Oh, rfc2616 talks about the data.
[00:35]<eyaexj>It's basically similar as GET, just sent with a content-length in the request.
[00:35]<eyaexj>So it'd be like name=value&name2=value2, etc.
[00:37]<zjddndnsnzynuw>how do i get rid of that transparent margin between the background image and the border: http://erxz.com/pb/2248
[00:38]<zjddndnsnzynuw>???
[00:40]<eyaexj>Well, it IS a table...
[00:40]<zjddndnsnzynuw>so what?
[00:40]<zjddndnsnzynuw>btw, how do i place a table in the middle of the page with CSS?
[00:40]<eyaexj>So... tabular data should go in it.
[00:40]<eyaexj>Vertically or horizontally?
[00:41]<zjddndnsnzynuw>horizontally
[00:41]<eyaexj>Set a width and margin: 0 auto;
[00:42]<eyaexj>`css display @ riczho
[00:42]<rtfs>riczho, css display: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-display
[00:43]<zjddndnsnzynuw>the margin did not disappear (
[00:44]<eyaexj>That was for the centering question.
[01:19]<lxznvjz>hello there
[01:20]<znysyj>'lo
[01:22]<lxznvjz>is there any known issue about Apple Safari and long URIs? Considering a page (in my case the source is http://rafb.net/paste/results/ah3bqB83.html), Safari doesn't scroll down to #download_15a8fcadae0c5e8d54c9385d7b748261d7cfccf1, but Firefox does. Any suggestion? Thanks!
[01:41]<eyaexj>Noooo!! Minibot!!!!
[01:42]<znysyj>:/
[01:44]<eyaexj>I didn't know him/her for very long, but Minibot will always have a place in my heart.
[01:44]<eyaexj>:(
[01:44]<eyaexj>`ping
[01:44]<rtfs>ping: pong
[01:44]<eyaexj>Ah, that makes me happier.
[02:31]<gzznvxzdzds>:o
[02:31]<gzznvxzdzds>I missed the return of Minibot :(
[02:31]<znysyj>GarethAdams: he'll never forgive you
[02:32]<znysyj>may as well pack up your stuff
[02:33]<znzjs>Alas, poor Minibot! I knew him, GarethAdams: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy.
[02:34]<znysyj>damn bears
[02:34]<znysyj>fuckers
[02:35]<gzznvxzdzds>Minibot!
[02:35]<gzznvxzdzds>Minibot!
[02:35]<gzznvxzdzds>Wherefore art thou Minibot!

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