Then it injects some CSS styling to match those classes for the scroll bars: there’s rendering for just the vertical scrollbar, just the horizontal scrollbar and the vertical and horizontal scrollbar combined, using the::beforeand::afterpseudo-elements. If you want to check out the code an...
Here’s the demo in case you just want a working example: CodePen Embed Fallback The trick is that you exactly replicate the content of the<textarea>in an element thatcanauto expand height, and match its sizing. So you’ve got a<textarea>, whichcannotauto expand height. Instead, youex...
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element.style.height='inherit'element.style.height=element.scrollHeight+'px' I've written a little JavaScript function that can help me apply an auto-height or auto-width to elements that match CSS selectors here that uses this same logic:https://github.com/tomhodgins/reprocss/blob/master/mix...
scrollbars from appearing. Normally this would not be a good thing to add to a textarea element, but because I’ll be resizing it with JavaScript, it’s fine. This CSS is added to the textarea with JavaScript, to ensure that if JavaScript is turned off, the textarea will scroll ...
const swiper = new Swiper( '.awesome-swiper', { init: false, direction: 'horizontal', speed: 700, slidesPerView: 'auto', spaceBetween: 80, } ); swiper.init(); swiper.snapGrid[swiper.snapGrid.length - 1] = swiper.slidesGrid[swiper.slidesGrid.length - 1]; ...