I know you believe you understand what you think I said...but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not exactly what I meant.
tassietiger
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Thank you Janys.... he is a little scary ...but I appreciate the thought
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tassietiger wrote:
You'll never catch Scott and JC Eric
You'll never catch Scott and JC Eric
No one on this planet will ever catch J. I think he must have just made the number up. He can pull strings.
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Janys Hyde
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tassie... he had a bad day at the hairdressers... or maybe at the dentist
Widoktadwat
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Janys Hyde wrote:
http://www.venicedigital.com/cc/pc-grin.gif
Sorry - no balloons available! Just take my word for it - he is singing to you - something like..."Congratulationsssssssssssssss yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh!!!!"
http://www.venicedigital.com/cc/pc-grin.gif
Sorry - no balloons available! Just take my word for it - he is singing to you - something like..."Congratulationsssssssssssssss yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh!!!!"
LOL
Looks more like he's singing:
"Polk Salad Annie,
the gator's got your Granny,
Chomp,
Chomp, Chomp"
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tassietiger
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Sorry paintbrush we seemed to have hijacked your thread 
Eric I think J's count is a relic from April 1 and yes he can pull big strings.
****the cat meows at J's feet and purrs "SCC Pro ......SCC Pro...." ****
Eric I think J's count is a relic from April 1 and yes he can pull big strings.
****the cat meows at J's feet and purrs "SCC Pro ......SCC Pro...." ****
I know you believe you understand what you think I said...but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not exactly what I meant.
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Hijack away! And with this, I have one more post
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Zipper
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PING !!!!
That's the sound of a light globe lighting up inside a dull mind (mine).
Here I am building my own (simple) CSS blog page using <iframe> when I saw paintbrush's code containing a scrolling <div> - why didn't I use <div> with "overflow:auto" instead of frames?
Some of the simplest solutions tend to escape me, so thanks to paintbrush.
OK I've redone the page http://www.drivingnt.com/blog/zippersblog.html
Re list formatting - I've never liked the way basic lists are rendered, too much line spacing.
Here's a couple of a styles I used in my blog page (direct modification instead of classes because the style is embedded in the page head.
The "li" mod is so that list items which word-wrap won't have a full line-height between separate items, I think it looks better (keeps the list together but makes the items stand out separately) but that's my opinion, you might not agree.
The 20px left-margin is to indent the bullets to the right, using "position:outside" causes the bullets to sit too far to the left, from memory in FF they actually sit outside the left-border of the list.
If you like to experiment you could try this and adjust the numbers to suit, it's also worth trying "list-style-position: inside" as well to compare.
That's the sound of a light globe lighting up inside a dull mind (mine).
Here I am building my own (simple) CSS blog page using <iframe> when I saw paintbrush's code containing a scrolling <div> - why didn't I use <div> with "overflow:auto" instead of frames?
Some of the simplest solutions tend to escape me, so thanks to paintbrush.
OK I've redone the page http://www.drivingnt.com/blog/zippersblog.html
Re list formatting - I've never liked the way basic lists are rendered, too much line spacing.
Here's a couple of a styles I used in my blog page (direct modification instead of classes because the style is embedded in the page head.
ul {
list-style-type: disc;
list-style-position: outside;
padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
margin: 0px 0px 0px 20px;
}
li {
margin-top:7px;
}
list-style-type: disc;
list-style-position: outside;
padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
margin: 0px 0px 0px 20px;
}
li {
margin-top:7px;
}
The "li" mod is so that list items which word-wrap won't have a full line-height between separate items, I think it looks better (keeps the list together but makes the items stand out separately) but that's my opinion, you might not agree.
The 20px left-margin is to indent the bullets to the right, using "position:outside" causes the bullets to sit too far to the left, from memory in FF they actually sit outside the left-border of the list.
If you like to experiment you could try this and adjust the numbers to suit, it's also worth trying "list-style-position: inside" as well to compare.
http://www.drivingnt.com/
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