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I need some good resources from the guys that actually can do positioning in CSS without having to suffer brain damage while doing it. My content keeps breaking and I can hack and copy and paste what I want and sometimes it works! but i need to get it under control because web design is a very important thing. Im working on a idea right now where it would be nice to nest everything inside a UL since the jQuery code would be better in the end. I cant really show you what i want right now since im not home and I will post the idea with my paint skills once im home. (so later today) I'll try to show some code and explain but i prefer to post a screenshot later so im sure you guys know what i mean Im not using a Framework its all own code since I suck at this i thought it would be nice to practice. <div class="menu-wrapper"> <ul> <span>Menu</span> <!--Menu heading --> <li>Home <!--First menu link--> <div class="menu-link-info"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempo </div> </li> <li>About <!--Second menu link--> <div class="menu-link-info"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempo </div> </li> <li>Contact <!--Third menu link--> <div class="menu-link-info"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempo </div> </li> </ul> </div> The thing is that the menu-link-info ofcourse get wrapped under their parent menu link. But what i want to do is that the nested div menu-link-info will get next to it like its his own div. w3schools has kind of such example https://www.w3schools.com/colors/default.asp The NAV left of the page once you click it other content will be displayed, that content will in my case be the div inside the li link. I know this is very unclear so far, and i will post an awesome paint drawing once i have time. Any videos for just understanding like positioning and display etc etc would be very helpful! I watch much already and read about it but I just dont get it so far.

Hello there, TechTippers. Quick question of mine since I am doing a new build and opted for an AIO GPU (EVGA Hybrid 1080 FTW) and Corsairs H110i GT for the CPU AIO Cooler. (Bear with me, I'm new to the Liquid Cooling world. So yes I could have gone for an extended loop or custom loop but feared to do so.) Basically I want to know how I can position both of the rads w/ fans the best way for the most optimal temps and airflow in the case. If any of you could explain or do some sort of diagram of how it should be set up/configuration (push or pull etc.) that would be great. The case I will be using is the Phanteks Enthoo Luxe. I will be replacing the standard fan on the EVGA's AIO Cooler with an Corsair ML120, so I got more fans to work with and reposition. The case comes standard with an 200mm Intake-fan in the front, one exhaust in the back and one in the top. How would you set it up? Any help is appreciated! Thanks

Hi Guys, I'm meeting some problems here when I'm building my gaming desktop. This is the problem that i face, or rather a question i want to ask. My Case (NZXT H510 elite) comes with Front: 2x 120/ 2x 140mm (2x AER RGB 2 140mm included)Top: 1x 120mm/ 1x 140mm (1x AER F140 Case Version Included)Rear: 1x 120mm (1x AER F120 Case Version Included) I'm also buying a AIO (Asus ROG Ryujin 240 RGB), should i remove the rgb fans at the front and replace it with the AIO. And I replace the top of the fan with the 2 rgb fans i just removed? And i also have another question. If i did that, where should the fans be facing? The AIO fan and the rear fan should be blowing air towards the back and at the top, the 2rgb fans are going to blow air into the desktop or face outwards to blow the hot air out? Can i have some suggestions to solve this 2 questions? Thank you a lot!

my friend has 2 spare case fans as he upgraded his. i was looking to use them but unsure where to put them in my weird case. i do not have any side panel mount for fans. i only have 3 and 4 which are empty but am unsure if i should put intake or exhaust fan, as i want a positive air flow but only have 1 intake fan in the front is there any suggestions such as putting intake fan on 3/4 then moving the psu upside down? or should i leave it be? would really appreciate your help!!

Hi, at home I'm building a desk setup for me and my girlfriend, however the room is not extremely spacey and I would really like to give us the option to use computers with sound while sitting at desks located next to each other. I am looking for some rather cheaper alternatives of bookshelf speakers, one pair for me and one for her (for any heavier listening headphones/living room setup will be used, this is more of a "game without headphones", "hear the email notifications" and/or "watch a youtube video" scenario), however I have trouble finding any answers to how to at least a little bit isolate the two desks so that we could for example game w/o headphones on and still hear let's say 80% own sound and only 20% sound from the speakers of the other one. Are there some good looking budget solutions of speakers firing mainly in the direction they are aimed at? Would soundproofing the wall behind our backs be of any greater help, so that the sound does not echo back? Thank you for any help.

Welcome fellow LTT´s, I find myself in a complicated situation, where is seems that everybody has a different answer for me. And I hope you guys, could help me out. First of all to my situation: I am on search for a good headphone/headset. The mic is optional, since I have a stand-alone. The headphone should have an "open"-design (that you can hear the surrounding), be lightweight and comfy, since my current headphone the G35 is a bit heavy. Or atleast it feels that way, because the headphone is pressing hard against the area around my ears. Personally I prefer soft foam-like pads, but it could be good leather eitherway. The most important feature I seek is the "positioning". With the G35 you can easily distinguish where the enemies/footsteps are coming from. That is probably done through a good integration of dolby surround. But I also know that many good, new games are using a special technique with multiple channels. My price range starts at 50 Euro and ends at about 250-ish Euro, maybe a little more, depending on the quality/solution. There are many good headphones out there, but none of them are promoted with dolby surround or even positioning-features. Some say that it is possible through an external soundcard other say that it can be only done, by "gaming"-headsets since there are using "special" drivers. I hope somebody could clear up the way and recommend me something. With friendly regards Jan aka. Sonorpearl

So i want to replace my old Logitech Z5300 surround PC speakers with a nice set of bookshelf speakers (~£250 or so, currently looking at the Audioengine A5+). The logitechs are nice when playing games but when watching footall (erm soccer) or Netflix they sound too bassy and muddy. Also the positioning of the 4 surround speakers doesn't help as they are on the floor so i get the brunt of the centre and base in my head. The issue is the space i have available for my setup (see pics). Anyone got any clever ideas on where/how i can place speakers? I can't really move my PC to a different wall so this is kind of what i'm stuck with. I could replace the desk with a slightly wider one that fits over my heater but i like the shelving on my current one. http://imgur.com/kNGbpVm http://imgur.com/ogrJfmw http://imgur.com/6ZquVXn

I have a Phanteks Enthoo Luxe case and a Corsair h110i GT (280mm). The only place that fits the 280mm radiator is the top of the case. Could someone recommend how I position my radiator and fans (like push, pull, or push and pull). Thanks for the help! P.S. im just getting simple Corsair red LED static pressure fans.

Hi, I installed my brother`s computer and I am in a bit of a pickle regarding cooling fans, The problem is that he has a phantom 560ti Gainward and is hitting 90 degrees Celsius on far cry 3, and was looking if changing the fan orientation would help. Case: Corsair 450d Cooler Corsair H55 - as intake ( i wanted to mount it as exhaust in push configuration but couldn't) Installed fans: 2x Corsair 140mm AF series 1x Corsair 120mm AF series 1x NZXT 140mm fan +Fan that came with radiator - 120mm Corsair Extra fans i have available: 2x 120mm Corsair AF 2x 140mm Noctua AF-A14 PWM 1x 120mm BeQuiet Shadow/Silent Wings 2 (not sure which one) Which approach should I go with? Approach 1 is the current setup. but I was thinking that an exhaust fan on top of the vga like approach 2 would help expel the heat a bit easier. OR if you have any other suggestions please let me know.