The box model
From brainjar.To understand positioning in CSS you must first understand the box model. For display purposes, every element in a document is considered to be a rectangular box which has a content area surrounded by padding, a border and margins.
Margins are always transparent. Borders come in various styles. Backgroundsettings for an element apply to the the area just inside the borders whichincludes both the padding and content areas. For purposes of illustrationhowever, the padding area is shown in a slightly darker color.
today i rebuilt an existing page because it had lots of broken links, and in doing so taught myself some css table stuff.
yuck.
gotta find a tool/helper for that.
and css still eludes …
today i learnt not just how competitive eating works, but also how how stuff works is shite.
hmmm. until now i had believed how stuff works was a sophisticated site explaining technologies for the masses.they have obviosuly been bought out by a major corporation and been told to make themselves more accessible to more people.
i don't care if i sound like a snob, but please, should competitive eating be here?
wow, another obssession for me.
just as i was getting bored with icons.
pimp me baby
i want to export it every day to a text file and keep it is a journal of me
done
now i need to find out how to open this file and do something with it
sometimes i am just astounded by the thought of entire parallel universes of knowledge that some of us are destined to never once encounter; yet this very same knowledge forms a fundamental part of another person’s life.
for example, metasyntactic variables. huh? exactly.
well, today i learnt all about them.