CSS Tutorial -Add Images 2 Links with Common File Extensions
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jimmyrcom: if you want to add it to all links you actually dont have to use the new code.a{ padding-right:60px;
background: transparent url(snd.gif) no-repeat center right;
}
AwesomeSRS: lol
when i saw css i thought it was counter strike source xD
canuzzi: Hi, nice video. By the way, if you use firefox with the web developer you can edit the css code in firefox and see the changes directly. It is a nice feature to play with some parameters - it would be also usefull for video tutorials, as you can see css code and the webpage directly and no need for saving and reloading. (sorry for bad english....)
idolfan06: lol i thought it was about Counter Strike Source
idolfan06: whoa dude that was fast! i got ur reply like right away lol.. hey I sent u a comment the other day asking if you know any programs with pitch correction for vocal recording.. do you know any?
thanks
~nice video(s)
jimmyrcom: I answered it. Anartes auto-tune. It costs monies though and needs to be used with a program like fruity loops or sound forge that allows vst or directx plugins.
idolfan06: o damn.... so there's no way I can use Audacity or any programs like that?
jimmyrcom: the new version of audacity allows vst plugins but it uses the same ugly layout for each one. It likely won't do any good. Maybe a demo of fruityloops will still let you use it.
ZodiacKilah: CSS = <b>C</b>ounter <b>S</b>trike <b>S</b>ource
sukurumuku: Thanks for sharing that! It was really useful for me.
davronru: Very helpful - thanks a lot! Keep it up
matth05: You said you hated it when people wrote '2', not 'to' :S
jimmyrcom: you just said something completely irrelevant to this video
matth05: Oops, sorry. Mark it as spam if you wish. Creating a message to complain about it isn't going to help things. I sent you a message, can you read it please?
jimmyrcom: I read it, thanks for the compliments.
matth05: Did you delete my comment :S
madhamster: IE 6 doesn't support this feature?
velalala: Neat! I'll find a place to use it someday.
mrpigfeed: woah, nice tutorial, man!
I'm definitely gonna use that on my site, sweeet!
allkindsofjunk: nice tut dude
you use notepad++ as well to sweet
ABCruz2310: Great demo on CSS3(?) features. I wonder when IE will begin supporting them. These conditional instructions are just so useful that it's a waste not being able to use them for the major browsers.
Amman700: Man! If I were you, I would go ahead and start partnership with YouTube. They will pay you money for these informative videos.
Good Luck!
deviouslife: HREF stands for Hypertext Reference.
I usually think of them as h-ref to split them into two different syllables/sounds. It sounds a lot better than "hureff" ;)
Nice tutorial, but I think everyone's getting a little ahead of themselves when starting to use these selectors, as there is very limited support for them.
jimmyrcom: comments disabled due to spam
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