In my example code, because .box has no parent container display: none is never applied. The .box .query-greater selector targets a child of .box so this is applied based on the box container size. When “un-nested” the selectors and their styles are entirely independent. ...
Bothcard__wrapperandcard__imageelement are children ofcardelement which has thecontainproperty defined. When we replace the regular media queries with container queries, remove the additional CSS classes for narrow containers, and run the CodePen example in a browser that supports container queries, ...
For example, we can apply flexbox to some .child element in the .parent container when the .parent is greater than 900px:@container (width > 900px) { .child { display: flex; flex-flow: column wrap; } }If we don’t specify the container’s name in the query, then the elements ...
CodePen Embed Fallback Pagination Pagination is a great example of a component that benefits from CSS Container Queries because, depending on the amount of space we have, we can choose to display links to individual pages, or hide them in favor of only two buttons, one to paginate to olde...
/* Size containment in the inline direction */ .parent { container-type: inline-size; } This example formally establishes asizecontainment. If we had done nothing at all, the.parentelement is already a container with astylecontainment.
In CodePen, it breaks with 3.2.4 and works with 3.2.2. PaulLeCam commentedon Jan 12, 2022 PaulLeCam on Jan 12, 2022 Here it is :CodePen In your example, you re-render the MapContainer by setting it the map instance in state so that's expected to be problematic, you're likely cr...
codepen See the Pen <a href="https://codepen.io/xgqfrms/pen/dyKgoEb"> Container Queries - Minimal Flexbox Grid Layout Example</a> by xgqfrms (<a href="https://codepen.io/xgqfrms">@xgqfrms</a>) on <a href="https://codepen.io">CodePen</a>. ...
To explore and illustrate this idea, we used Martin Auswöger's container query polyfill: https://au.si/css-container-element-queries to take a responsive CSS grid layout example and show what it could look like when placed in an expandable side bar layout. Without container queries, this ...
It's provided by the individuals who contribute to the project in their personal capacity, not by any of their employers. API useContainerQuery(query, initialSize?) Compare the hook style code with the original example from https://github.com/react-container-query/react-container-query#container...
And here is a Codepen of just that. Notice howitem1is missing to the left and you can’t scroll left (at least on desktop, you can’t) to get to it? Technically, in the CSS specifications, this is referred to as ‘data loss’. ...