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I have something like this
<body> <h2> Blue <span> <a ....>add to combo</a> </span> </h2> </body>
and css
#body {font-size: 100%} h2{font-size: 200%} a{font-size: 80%}
now ive been reading up and realise...
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For your usage you'll either have to explicitly state the font... .
Try to use "!important" rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/cascade.html#important-rules
I don't think you can override inheritance, since that's part of the cascade of Cascading Style-Sheets .
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I've been looking all over, and really just need a definitive answer to ride on. I'm going to have an object that contains percentages compiled from other objects, the point here is, what's the standard for representing a percentage in rails, without ...
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I use :float often and works without problem for me. .
Be sure to specify :precision and :scale in your migration, lest Rails decide that you really wanted an integer instead .
If you use :decimal as the type, they'll get converted into BigDecimal s .
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Hi
Reporting Services 2000 SP2
I've got a matrix displaying the number of employees
Business1 Business2 Business3 StartBefore99 9 14 4 StartAfter99 30 20 34
I'd like to display percentages eg
Business1 Business2 Business3 StartBefore99 9 (23%) 14 (41%...
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Using this query,
SELECT company, YEAR( date ) as year, COUNT( * ) as total FROM table WHERE company = "Medtronic" OR company = "Private" GROUP BY YEAR( date )
I get a table like this:
Company year total Medtronic 1998 6 Private 1998 5 Medtronic 1999 ...
Started by SQL student on
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Use:
SELECT x.company, x.year, x.annual_total x.annual_total / y.total AS percentage FROM (SELECT t.company, YEAR(t.date) as year, COUNT( * ) as annual_total FROM TABLE t WHERE t.company IN ('Medtronic', 'Private') GROUP BY YEAR( t.date ) ) x JOIN....
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(code examples are python)
Lets assume we have a list of percentages that add up to 100:
mylist = [2.0, 7.0, 12.0, 35.0, 21.0, 23.0]
Some values of mylist may be changed, others must stay fixed.
Lets assume the first 3 (2.0, 7.0, 12.0) must stay fixed...
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So....
Therefore, multiply each item by 0.96
you want to add 20.0 as an item .
100 - 4 = 96.
What you need to do is multiply each item.
You don't need to subtract a certain amount from each one .
Let's say you want to add 4.0 to the list .
You're being silly.
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I am looking now for some time about how can a programmer simulate a AI decision based on percentages of actions for the final fantasy tactic-like games (strategy game).
Say for example that the AI character has the following actions:
Attack 1: 10%
Attack...
Started by Erick on
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Well if they don't all add up to 100 they aren't really percentages.
But it is a good start.
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I inherited a project that uses SQL Server 200x, wherein a column that stores a value that is always considered as a percentage in the problem domain is stored as its greater than 1 decimal equivalent. For example, 70% (0.7, literally) is stored as 70...
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If you can extend a naming convention to the database fields be consistent - either all percentages....
Those that are decimal.
If these are numbers that end users are likely to see and interact with, percentages that are percentages vs.
Clause.
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I have the following code that mimics my problem. I want to style the elements within the "Container" div using percentages. Therefore I have to set the "Container" div to height 100% (or other value) to make this work. The problem arises when I want ...
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If you put a "spacer" div at the bottom of the Container div, then the container div should expand and contract ... .
Use a table, which will adjust to fit its contents without any effort on your part .
From your description, this sounds like tabular data.
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The Back Story I have some decimal values which I am displaying as strings on a web page as part of a larger string. I started off using a http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dwhawy9k.aspx]">Standard Numeric Format String to output this. E.g.
myDecimal...
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Looking at http://www.nasdaq.com/ or http://finance.yahoo.com/ it seems that the percentage sign right after the number with no space inbetween is common :)
Have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.globalization.numberformatinfo....
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Hi, I have an unordered tree. Each node represents a task that can be done (1), not done (0) or have children tasks.
For example:
1 -1.1 -1.2 --1.2.1 --1.2.2 -1.3 2 3 -3.1 4 -4.1 --4.1.1 5
Suppose that the leaves 1.2.1, 3.1 and 5 are done
1 -1.1 -1.2 ...
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For example
1_per = (1.1_per + 1.2_per) / 2 3_per = (3.1_per + 3.2_per + 3.3_per) / 3 .
percentages.
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