Tue, 2007-10-16 18:38
So, I've decided we all need to collaborate and write a book.
We can call it ...
...
DUHN DA DA DUHHNNNNNNN!
"CSS Creator" yay!!!
and the author tag can be
"Those A-Holes Who Are Full Of Themselves on That One Board"
or not, but it might be a fun project none-the-less and proceeds can go towards making the site better, faster, etc.
Tue, 2007-10-16 19:15
#1
I'm in. I'll edit for
I'm in. I'll edit for maximum snideness. 
Tue, 2007-10-16 19:26
#2
Ok I'll cover the chapter on
Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
Tue, 2007-10-16 19:43
#3
Hugo wrote:Ok I'll cover the
Hugo wrote:
Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
OK, I defer my editing job to the clear master.
Wed, 2007-10-17 03:25
#4
Triumph wrote:Hugo wrote:Ok
Triumph wrote:
Hugo wrote:Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
OK, I defer my editing job to the clear master.
Before abdicating, will you please purchase for your successor, and instruct on the use of 1) a spell checker, and 2) a copy of Strunk & White's Elements of Style?
cheers,
gary 
Wed, 2007-10-17 05:01
#5
... don't forget the sites
... don't forget the sites not valid calls!
Wed, 2007-10-17 05:25
#6
Hey, am in... if i can
Hey,
am in... if i can contribute i.e.... i could contribute a bit abt the z-indexes.
mihir 
Wed, 2007-10-17 12:40
#7
kk5st wrote:Triumph
kk5st wrote:
Triumph wrote:Hugo wrote:Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
OK, I defer my editing job to the clear master.
Before abdicating, will you please purchase for your successor, and instruct on the use of 1) a spell checker, and 2) a copy of Strunk & White's Elements of Style?
cheers,
gary
Alright, alright. You get the job. Hugo and I are taking notes.
Wed, 2007-10-17 17:34
#8
If you want a chapter on the
If you want a chapter on the importance of doctypes, leave that to me.
Just big red text saying "Doctypes are important" then a list of correct ones. Job done
Wed, 2007-10-17 18:06
#9
Okay, so we have Chapter 1
Okay, so we have
Chapter 1 (written by TPH)
DOCTYPES ARE IMPORTANT
and then a list of all correct doctypes.
Chapter 2 (written by Hugo, edited by Triumph)
Post ALL your code when you ask for help.
This page will also include the definition of "all" in at least 30 different languages.
Chapter 3 (written by gary)
Learn to use a spell checker (with at minimum 150 words missepled)
Chapter 4 (written by Hugo)
How to contain floats, you should contain your floats, why don't you try containing your floats, have you googled containing floats?
Any other chapter ideas?
Wed, 2007-10-17 19:10
#10
kk5st wrote:Triumph
kk5st wrote:
Triumph wrote:Hugo wrote:Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
OK, I defer my editing job to the clear master.
Before abdicating, will you please purchase for your successor, and instruct on the use of 1) a spell checker, and 2) a copy of Strunk & White's Elements of Style?
cheers,
gary
Just can't get away with anything. :rolleyes: [ checks spelling and grammer intenselery] oops!
Wed, 2007-10-17 19:13
#11
Triumph wrote:kk5st
Triumph wrote:
kk5st wrote:Triumph wrote:Hugo wrote:Ok I'll cover the chapter on "101 ways of re-writing you need to contain your floats" and the art of stating clearly "ALL your code"
OK, I defer my editing job to the clear master.
Before abdicating, will you please purchase for your successor, and instruct on the use of 1) a spell checker, and 2) a copy of Strunk & White's Elements of Style?
cheers,
gary
Alright, alright. You get the job. Hugo and I are taking notes.
Nah I'm just taking refuge 
had a miserable day, log on and find I'm slated once again *sigh*
Wed, 2007-10-17 20:04
#12
Hugo wrote:Nah I'm just
Hugo wrote:
Nah I'm just taking refuge
Wed, 2007-10-17 21:43
#13
Contents
Deuce wrote:
Okay, so we have
Chapter 1 (written by TPH)
....
Chapter 2 (written by Hugo, edited by Triumph)
....
Chapter 3 (written by gary)
....
Any other chapter ideas?
ROFL! This is shaping up to be a masterpiece guys!!
As a suggestion - I think stretchy pages might come next followed swiftly by What sort of glue do you use for the footer?
Fortunately no one can assign me to write any of that but I shall cheer loudly and long from the fans' gallery!!!
I shall also be the first in line to buy a signed copy - for posterity, since I will probably never write another website LOL!
Mods and gurus – THANK YOU!
For your time, knowledge and experience so willingly and generously given.
Please come back tomorrow and sort us all out again 
Wed, 2007-10-17 21:46
#14
Well most people appear to
Well most people appear to try using flour and water to clue their footers but it never works, you have to use two stage epoxy resin and ensure you don't scroll the browser for at least 24 hours until it's fully set.
Wed, 2007-10-17 21:54
#15
Oh dear I've had 3 goes to
Oh dear :ohdear: I've had 3 goes to try and write that post with the right bits in the right places and now I can't fix it 'cos you've replied!
However it brought out that priceless piece of knowledge and experience for those who have not yet worked out the difference in glues!
/Ooooooh! ta muchly to my ghostwriter
Mods and gurus – THANK YOU!
For your time, knowledge and experience so willingly and generously given.
Please come back tomorrow and sort us all out again
Sat, 2007-10-20 18:02
#16
As i said, i am all in for
As i said, i am all in for those z-indexes and help ppl know, that they wont work without positioning them....
mihir.