I've seen the contraction "How's about ..." here two or three times in recent
days. Can someone please tlell me what it means? What does the apostrophe
replace?
B. Somers
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I think I was the one to use it first (recently); it
is just a colloquial form of "how about", intended
solely for humerous effect, and possibly modelled
on the how the average speaker of believes
that the average speaker of speaks ...
** Phil (native speaker of ).
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Hello,
I have to center background and DIV's on it. All this content should open
centered even in small browser windows. But it seems there is no firm method to
do this.
1. The trick with "left:50%" parent div and negative child div margin has the
shortcoming - it cuts left side a bit. So it i
Good Day;
I am beginning the long process of revising a large site which, until now,
has just grown without design.
I began with one of many pages which index content pages.
My first attempt is here
http://www.drdelmath.com/playpen/tableless_single_index_page.html
Because I have ripped this page
Jonas Galvez wrote:
>
> padding: 5px;
> .b {
> padding: 10px;
> }
> #c {
> font-size: 15px;
> }
>
Just to make it more clear, you can also do the following:
#specific-case {
}
div.child {
}
If the selectors starts with '#' or '.', HCSS assumes it's a variation
o
Jonas Galvez wrote:
> div.parent > div.child {
> }
Ops, that should read:
div.parent div.child {
}
(If you wanted it to have a ">", then it would have be an actual
tag-based selector).
-- Jonas
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On 11/27/10 4:25 PM, Del Wegener wrote:
My first attempt is here
http://www.drdelmath.com/playpen/tableless_single_index_page.html
Del
Making it readable might be a nice touch. How about something really
dumb for starters -- like mocha on #eee blocks with no font set smaller,
nor larger,
1. The trick with "left:50%" parent div and negative child div margin has the
shortcoming - it cuts left side a bit. So it is possible to scroll only to the right, and
a little part of the left side background remains hidden.
http://www.wpdfd.com/editorial/thebox/deadcentre4.html
Your exampl
