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Where the traditional box model starts to make sense is with fixed-size elements, such as images. Adding padding to an element shouldn't alter the dimensions of the contents within the element.
Box analogy: when you add foam padding to a box to protect its content, are you effectively widening the box or reducing the volume it can fit?
Where the traditional box model starts to make sense is with fixed-size elements, such as images. Adding padding to an element shouldn't alter the dimensions of the contents within the element.
As it's been said in the comments, it's amazing that after years of lobbying IE to change its box model to match W3C, we realize that maybe IE's model made more sense after all.
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The article explains that in full (everying apart from <=ie7)
Could you not just trigger quirks mode in IE6 and IE7 to get the old box model, or is border-box different to the old microsoft box model?
There are even lists compiling those bugs, such as http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed doodling in the margins while I read that article.
What article? doodling
Also the konami code makes the same sort of unicorns appear that were on the video.
Might have been a glitch of some sort, but I'd suggest OP should check his source code to see if he hasn't been compromised of some sort.
Was I the only one that for some reason got a Youtube-video that all of a sudden popped up and started playing a short video about ESPN being hacked or something? Might have been a glitch of some sort, but I'd suggest OP should check his source code to see if he hasn't been compromised of some sort.
http://jsfiddle.net/gSD94/2/ http://jsfiddle.net/gSD94/2/embedded/result/
(great article too!)
edit: better link (fullscreen!)
Paul is there an answer to this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8421533/how-to-obtain-ctr... You'll know, so I am asking it here. Or is it even a right question in the first place?
Because I know we all wanted it. http://jsfiddle.net/gSD94/2/ http://jsfiddle.net/gSD94/2/embedded/result/ (great article too!) edit: better link (fullscreen!)
And the equivalent code is available on Github: https://github.com/paulirish/harmony