On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 5:57 AM, Medard wrote:
> Andre Garzia wrote:
>
>> I used to speak French better than Portuguese when I was really young,
>> I lived in Dunkerque from 82 till 84 (I was 4 in 84) but when I
>> returned to Brazil, no one spoke french to me anymore so I forgot.
>
> That's very
Andre Garzia wrote:
> I used to speak French better than Portuguese when I was really young,
> I lived in Dunkerque from 82 till 84 (I was 4 in 84) but when I
> returned to Brazil, no one spoke french to me anymore so I forgot.
That's very coincidental !!!
I used to live and work in Dunkerque up
Le 16 févr. 2011 à 00:51, Andre Garzia a écrit :
> On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Medard wrote:
>>> Cheers, sorry for the typo.
>>
>> No harm, again (it is very easy to write harmful words in a language you
>> don't know very well -- I hope that I didn't that in Portuguese, as I
>> travelled
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Medard wrote:
>> Cheers, sorry for the typo.
>
> No harm, again (it is very easy to write harmful words in a language you
> don't know very well -- I hope that I didn't that in Portuguese, as I
> travelled to Lisbon in November ;-)))
I used to speak French better
Andre Garzia wrote:
> I think there is a directive for apache called AddMime or something
> like AddMimeType...
Hmmm... that's digging into Apache, a little too much for me ;-)
> Cheers, sorry for the typo.
No harm, again (it is very easy to write harmful words in a language you
don't know ve
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 6:30 PM, Medard wrote:
> Andre Garzia wrote:
>
> Eeeer, it is "Médard" (or "Medard") but not "Me*dard"
> (somehow related to sh*t ;->)
>
KKK!!! I am very sorry for the typo! Emailing that early in the
morning is not good for my brain!!!
> No harm, though ;-)
>
>> I t
Andre Garzia wrote:
Eeeer, it is "Médard" (or "Medard") but not "Me*dard"
(somehow related to sh*t ;->)
No harm, though ;-)
> I think both options work, the benefit of having an external file as a
> css is that it is easier to share among files. CSS files don't need a
> CSS extension but you ma
Merdard,
I think both options work, the benefit of having an external file as a
css is that it is easier to share among files. CSS files don't need a
CSS extension but you may need to create a new extension and a new
mime type or add some code in it to make sure it is served with
Content-type: tex
Sivakatirswami wrote:
> Has anyone tried anything like this?
[snip]
Wow!
I didn't imagine to do that with .css files!
Or do you have a
Andre Garzia wrote:
> yes, it works but your css file will not have the css extension
yes, so I thought of leaving
yes, it works but your css file will not have the css extension so be
extra careful with naming so that you remember what the file is, for
example, name it like
style.css.irev
that should do it. or add a new action handler such as:
AddHandler irev-script .cssrev
and name the file style.cssrev
I should say the *entire CSS selector disappears* from visual mode.
On 13 February 2011 23:05, stephen barncard wrote:
> Yes, I have many times, this is a great way to change css on the fly. Rev
> works this way too. However I found that some CSS editors, like Coda, don't
> like code inside wha
Yes, I have many times, this is a great way to change css on the fly. Rev
works this way too. However I found that some CSS editors, like Coda, don't
like code inside what should be a value or URL and will disappear in CSS
mode. But the browsers don't care.
On 13 February 2011 22:50, Sivakatirswa
Has anyone tried anything like this?
|body
{
margin: 0px;
font-family: Verdana;
background-color: #cc;
background-image: url('');
}
with rev server code?
|
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