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hi guys, here we are for the second part of our CSS report study,

Finally i discovered the mistery! I was working on two different ".CSS" files, the first one (style.css) sets up the Theme style (in this case i found it to our server address "bim.rootiers.it/site/all/themes/mytheme/style.css") , the second one sets up the Timeline add-od style (timeline.css) ("bim.rootiers.it/sites/all/libraries/timeline/compiled/css/timeline.css"). 

hi guys, here last updates about CSS working progress. I started manage Timeline.CSS file. I am trying to study field layouts to decide which to show and how to view them.

Unfortunately as language it looks more complex than others CSS that i studied before. So to explain you better i try to make a work report about CSS files:

Riprendiamo il discorso delle funzioni generate in Dynamo ( http://design.rootiers.it/tecniche2012/node/3712 ) e stavolta vediamo come utilizzare le funzioni e il loro controllo per realizzare uno pseudo oggetto architettonico lavorabile in Revit.

We are testing Rhynamo, a great beta tool for Dynamo, developed by Case. In particular, we focused on the importing nodes, that allow you to import elements from Rhinoceros to Dynamo.
Importing nodes: Breps, Nurbs Curves, Points, Polylines, Mesh, Arcs, Lines, Polycurves, NurbSurfaces, Curves, Circles.

We used each of these nodes and most of the time it worked very well with simple Rhino objects made ​​by us.