Web nerds!

Quote:

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#x-site-flagnav .x-menu-opts,#x-site-flagnav .x-menu-opts li{padding-bottom:0px;width:225px}

.x-menu-opts .x-site-ratings-box a,.x-menu-opts .x-site-flag-box a{margin-bottom:1px !important}

* html .x-menu-opts .x-site-ratings-box a,* html .x-menu-opts .x-site-flag-box

a{position:relative;z-index:99999;margin-bottom:-1px !important}

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Am I retarded? What the heck is that "#" for? And the "*"???
... I am so far behind all this new fangled technology... :rolleyes:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by littleindiangirl

Am I retarded? What the heck is that "#" for? And the "*"???
... I am so far behind all this new fangled technology... :rolleyes:

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The # signifies an id and must be unique for a given page/view.

example:

Code:

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#header {
  width: 760px;
  padding: 5px 5px;
  margin: 10px;
  background: #FF0000;
}

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usage:

Code:

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<div id="header"> ... header content ... </div>

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The star html is for IE6 poc and below. Other browsers will ignore this piece of code.

Code:

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*html .example_class {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

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Awesome! Rock on Iceman. \m/

Would it be possible to use Crystal Reports, or "something" to be able to update your website without having to go in and mess with the code by hand? I'm just tryin to brainstorm how to work a kind of inventory into my layout. Or even just for daily updates, just upload right from the desktop.