I am using the fluent ui web component for autocomplete drop-down. I want to change the background of the drop-down box but there is a #shadow-root(open) created which I am not able to override. So please help me how to override this shadow dom.
I attached the image of my inspect where I want to override .control class inside the #shadow-root
Div content has part attribute. It make your work done.
Add this line in your css file
fluent-combobox::part(control) {
//add your css properties
}
Read more at MDN ::part
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I have a menu which I want to be shown when I click a button and disappeared when I click one more time, I want to do it only with CSS is it possible ?? how ??
Also, I want to know if is it possible to add or delete a class from an element when it is clicked or add a class to another element when an element is clicked ??? and I want to do all of these only with CSS
For the menu, use a checkbox for the button. A checkbox holds state inside of the checked property. You can hide a checkbox behind something to make it look like something else. You can then use this in the selector to apply styling;
input:checked {
}
You cannot add or remove classes using CSS only. Use JavaScript to do this.
I'm using a button from a library (https://www.npmjs.com/package/#react-oauth/google I understand this library has a custom button option but this option results in a different response).
I basically like to change the max-width and width to another value (image attached below). May I know is there a way for me to edit these style from CSS?
Thank you! Appreciate any help.
Google adds this button to the dom inside iframe, there are certain props you can style the button
to add with, check prop width on
it's mentioned on #react-oauth/google github README
https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/reference/js-reference#width
So still new myself currently in a full stack boot camp in the react section. It should be possible.
Are you using a external stylesheet or trying to do it using inline?
I was taught to use a external stylesheet
From what I am seeing try changing class name to button.
class='button'
Then in your external stylesheet add
.button {
max-width: 400px;
}
Edit. I see you are using react... So it could be className='button'
Edit:
Hello, thanks for your reply! Hmm... in this case I am not able to
assign a className to div myself as the div is from the library. The
weird class you see above "nsm7Bb..." is not by me. Hence, I was
wondering if there's a way to forcefully override library class style.
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Gotcha.
Have you tried !important?
Is that your inline CSS?
When i using Material-ui Box component(such as <Box padding={2}/>), I can't find style in html, but I can find style in document.styleSheets, why ?
screenshot of index.html
screenshot of document.styleSheets
That style rule could be from a style sheet in Shadow DOM or a constructible stylesheet.
Those data comes on demand only. It means comes when every it requires only.
Its comes with external CSS file. Those are built in library it loaded with event accrues.
Ex:if click event accrues on button style will changes blue to gray like that.
I've builded banner for my home page and I want to hide a few HTML element in the responsive mode. When I run it on chrome browser and then I got an issue. This is css property which has been blocked by another css class. I can't figure it out where this css class is ? Anybody can help me to give me solution?
I agree with Cheslab, I think this is inline style resulting from javascript.
css with a viewport property will show its source of the top right side of the style section in the console.
Try putting in any css file:
img.imgSGHN {display:none;}
If this doensn't make any changes, you should be able to override the inline style by adding "!important" (not recommended) in your custom style.
img.imgSGHN {display:none!important;}
will get rid of .imgSGHN element.
The best way to approach the problem would be finding the script where it creates the inline css style and changing its behavior. Simply making it not override "display: " property will do.
I am developing a Google Chrome extension.
Extension shows a dialog box (jquery ui, as a div) inside any webpage, in the dialog box user can add some content [HTML content without body, without styles info].
The problem i am facing is, that the styles specified in the webpage are getting applied to the jquery dialog and the content user is adding.
For ex. when i launch my plugin on stackoverflow webpage, all text become center aligned, etc etc.
What is the best way to get rid of parent styles inside a div?
you should look into the reset stylesheets almost every CSS framework comes with. You can take that reset stylesheet and apply all of the reset styles to your specific DIV:
div.YourDiv, div.YourDiv * {
margin:0;
padding:0;
border:0;
...
}
which should reset both YourDiv and all elements below. After that, you can get started w/ styling the sub elements as you see fit.
I've done that using an IFRAME, which basically creates a whole new html document inside a box, without the styles from the "parent" page. The other option is to redefine all the styles in your div, but that's very tedious and ugly.