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Formatting numbers (decimal places, thousands separators, localization, etc) with CSS
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Closed 11 months ago.
Is there a way to add a thousands seperator using CSS?
For example if I have number 15000 I want to be able to display it as 15,000 and I need to do this in CSS. Is this possible?
You can not do that with pure CSS. you will need to use JavaScript.
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How can I find elements by text content with jQuery?
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Is there a CSS selector for elements containing certain text?
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Closed 4 months ago.
I have a table and I am trying to give the cells a background colour based on its value. The only issue is that if there is the same part of the word in the td they become the same colour. i.e. - Intensive and Lion Intensive become the same colour. Is there any way to make this distinct to the word?
$('td:contains("M/S Select Farm")').css('background','yellow');
$('td:contains("Lion Free Range")').css('background','Blue');
$('td:contains("Barn")').css('background','Orange');
$('td:contains("Free Range")').css('background','green');
$('td:contains("Lion Intensive")').css('background','Red');
$('td:contains("Intensive")').css('background','White');
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Regex match any single character (one character only)
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Closed 2 years ago.
I want to implement this pattern to only accept one letter, being the possibilities: "M,m,F or f". I tried writing this: pattern="[M][m][F][f]{1}".
Try this
pattern="[MmFf]"
“[abc]” Matches only a single character from set of given characters.
so you need [MmFf]
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Can an HTML element have multiple ids?
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Can two html elements have the same id but in different classes?
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Several elements with the same ID responding to one CSS ID selector
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Closed 4 years ago.
Below is the code
I will try to ask this question again later on
Your text input fields all have the same ID, so when you're getting the value, it just grabs the value from the first element with that ID. IDs should only exist once per HTML document.
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notepad++ select hyphenated text
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Closed 7 years ago.
In Notepad++ (beloved) I could not helped but notice that the ctrl+left (SCI_WORDRIGHT) would jump on the next - signs.
Example:
WORD-ID-1 (is actually 3 words, WORD, ID , 1) vs. WORD_ID_1 is one word.
I am looking for setting to control that behavior.
Is there a way to define the white space what would control the SCI_WORDRIGHT/LEFT behavior?
The answer from Damien Plumettaz on question "notepad++ select hyphenated text" totally works for me.
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Sublime text: Merge multiple adjacent white spaces into one
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Closed 6 years ago.
Imagine this sentence:
I---like-java.
I want to ident this setence using sublime or notepad++ to:
I-like-java.
Edit:
- stands for an empty space
With Notepad++, you can do:
Find what: -{2,}
Replace with: -
This will replace two or more dash with only one.
Update after question edit:
In order to remove multiple spaces, just do the same as above by exchanging dash with space:
Find what: \h{2,}
Replace with: Just one space
Where \h means any horizontal space.