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Socoder -> Web Development -> CSS Design
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 11:48
JL235
 		I'm currently doing my Dynamic Web assignment and as a part of that I have to make a CSS for the given web page. Now I'm asking for code here, I'm asking for ideas and pointers towards how I can do this.

We are marked on how complex and good the CSS is and I know it's possible to mess with layouts in CSS. So I was wondering if it would be possible to shape the text into circles so I could colour them and centre to make them look like breasts. Even better, if I could transform the text into the shape of a penis.

Any ideas?
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 12:03
power mousey
 		UU

.V.



|edit| sorry but hey! boobs
and bullocks and
and...Muscle of Love. And thats from
Led Zeppelin. |edit|
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 12:54
Toaster
 		|edit| By Phoenix: Let's not kill Jay's bandwidth with ASCII porn, okay? |edit|

Perfect breasts
(o)(o)

Fake silicone breasts
( + )( + )

Perky breasts
(*)(*)

Big nipple breasts
(@)(@)

A cups
o o

D cups
{ O }{ O }

Wonder bra breasts
(oYo)

Cold breasts
( ^ )( ^ )

Lopsided breasts
(o)(O)

Pierced Breasts
(Q)(O)

Hanging Tassels Breasts
(p)(p)

Grandma's Breasts
\ o /\ o /

Against The Shower Door Breasts
( )( )

Android Breasts
| o | | o |

Martha Stewart's Breasts
($)($)

____________

(. .) 18 YEARS
).(
( * )

____________
( o o ) 25Y
) . (
( * )
____________

( O O ) 35 Y
) o (
( * )

Does that work.. IDK..
-Toaster
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 13:19
JL235
 		I'm not after ASCII art! Although that one above is amazing.
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 13:25
Phoenix
 		Do you want to rotate text with CSS? That's not possible. Do you want a circular margin around the text? That's possible, but on the other hand the code won't be elegant. What are you actually trying to achieve?
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 13:35
power mousey
 		wow toaster!

cheers!





|edit| the ascii women and their bosums were good
and amazing while it lasted. |edit|
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 13:52
Toaster
 		Yeah if you want I can post the site i got them from if I can find it again.. not sure how much bandwidth that would've taken up cause a high res picture would've taken up the same amount but whatever..
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 14:10
JL235
 		Transform the text on the page into a circle, two circles. That's what I want to do. Would it be easy?
Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 14:35
Scherererer
 		I don't think its possible in CSS... You could check here. That's every CSS command in existence, but i *highly* doubt it is in there.

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Mon, 03 Dec 2007, 14:37
Phoenix
 		It wouldn't be very easy. You could have lots of block elements of different sizes, and use them to pad the text unequally on different lines.