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Posted by dorayme on 09/10/06 02:25
In article <j8KMg.15984$E02.6224@newsb.telia.net>,
"Luigi Donatello Asero" <jaggillarfotboll@telia.com> wrote:
> > Luigi... no one is ever sure when talking to you that everyone is
> > talking about the same thing. I could almost be an earthling on
> > this basis.
>
> First of all, it is night here, quite the contrary in Australia, I guess...
See what I mean? Of course you don't! I say it is always hard to
know if the focus of any discussion with you is constant. You
then tell me it is night time where you are, You are an
extraordinary person Luigi. It is a constantly fascinating
experience for a martian like me to come across such an unusual
species of earthling like you.
> Secondly while writing on the web I am also learning Chinese...
> (there are some reasons for that but I want to cut a long story short)
And again, you exhibit a quixotic and highly interesting display
of your focussing algorithm. I have studied the code of Eliza but
you seem to have a more sophisticated sub routine here that the
traditional Eliza simply did not have. Interesting to the point
of fascination.
> Thirdly, I could finally look at the screen picture which he had sent the
> link to and i saw that it displayed both
> the CSS style sheet and the main page, that is
> https://www-scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/it/svezia.html
> So, when he is saying that the page is too wide, which page are we talking
> about?
> The page
> https://www-scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/it/svezia.html or the external style
> sheet this page makes use of ?
> Or perhaps both?
> Why does breaking the line in the style sheet prevent the page
> https://www-scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/it/svezia.html
> from having scrollbars in the menu?
I will let B answer about how to cope with returns in your CSS.
But the pic he provided was a view of the Firefox browser with an
web developer extension facility whereby the CSS of any web page
is displayed and can be altered for experimentation with the
webpage changes being seen "live" immediately the changes are
made in the CSS. Sort of magical in the sense that it is closest
to the idea of making a wish and having it fulfilled without
having to do anything else like save the changes and all that
boring old stuff.
In addition to what B says about your method of typing and layout
of the css, I do know one thing for sure. Or perhaps I should
say, my instinct is very strong: You are over-reaching Luigi in
the extraordinary complexity of your CSS.
I am now going to give you a really good argument as to why you
should change it utterly and completely. This argument would
normally appeal to the English one man business that is inside of
your soul, I have no idea if it appeals to the Italian in Sweden
one man business part of you. The argument is this:
Businesses have resale value. Ask yourself this question: who
will buy your business if they see your html and css? They will
never be able to work it all out or maintain it.
--
dorayme
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