@RichardHollis I was able to set thewidthproperty of all my 2 divs next to each other to prevent wrapping the second one to a new line. add the css vertical-align:top; to both also, else they'll push each other down if the content length differs f falstro Unfortunately, this is not...
Browsers themselves will determine how the title attribute of a page is rendered so there really isn't going to be any way to accomplish this in a cross-browser or cross-platform way. Tuesday, November 26, 2013 3:30 AM Hi, Thank you all for replying and telling me that, we can't st...
buttons,spans and divs, tables, images, or just about any other page element you can think of. Let’s now take a closer look at how we can use CSS classes to style page elements.
If you're still learning HTML, I also think that AI code generationcan be a useful resource. Of course, you‘ll only get what you put in. If you just use the AI code output without thinking about it, you’re not going to learn anything. But if you put in the time to actually an...
CSS has a property called content. It can only be used with the pseudo-elements ::after and ::before. It is written like a pseudo selector (with the colon),
❮ Previous Next ❯ CSS can be used to create an image gallery. Add a description of the image here Add a description of the image here Add a description of the image here Add a description of the image here Image GalleryThe following image gallery is created with CSS:...
It is basically doing a rectangle and triangle next to each other (using inline-block) and setting vertical-align: middle to both of them so they get verticaly-centerized :) .arrow-rectangle { border-top: 6px solid green; border-left: 28px solid green; display: inline-block; position:...
Im currently looking for a way to animate a single div when clicking on it. :activate only seems to work well for links and I don't want to influence any other divs on the website Do you have any idea what could be the solution? Thank you!! Instead of :activate you can use a Ja...
Viewport units can be very helpful when you want to put an element exactly at the center of your user’s screen. If you know the element’s height, you just have to set the top and bottom value of themarginproperty to be equal to[(100 - height)/2]vh: ...
same fonts that will be used all over the place. But it's another when you take little bits and pieces of code out of the page and bury it some huge .css file and then try to figure out and try to remember where they all came from and what each piece of code did 2 months from...