I created a link in a SSRS Report. I notice that if I using Indent und deactive the underline option that underlining is still there. Is this a bug?
see here
and here
indent active
If you use Padding then the link do not appear
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In Safari when clicking on these buttons I get this blue outline. How can I remove it?
I tried a {outline: none;} but it does not work.
Thank you in advance!
I have taken one example from w3school similar to yours this when I click on the button it looks similar to your button like below
To remove this outline you have to do below
Inspect the browser developer tools.
Please right-click on your button and select inspect to get select your element in the DOM.
And select the below steps from the Image in sequence.
Then unselect this class below in the Image to remove the outline
and Then also problem not solve then please show image of you inspect DOM options
I have an RDLC report which needs to show HTML formatting in generated report. It works fine when we create placeholder and set markup type to "HTML - Interpret HTML tags as styles. But still it does not show the "<u> Underline Text </u>" as underlined text. Rest of the markups work fine. Can anybody help me out to fix this underline text problem?
Inside <Style> insert:
<TextDecoration>Underline</TextDecoration>
I am working with a tabs layout and was wondering if there are any alternatives to anchor links when only using html and css? Are there subanchor links?
I want to link one item in the 1st tab to another item in the 2nd tab. What could I use that would allow me to do this? Anchor links aren't currently working due to the tabs layout.
Thanks!
Code: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/xsaht
For example, on tab 3, having a word from header 5 link to another word in header 4.
I found an alternative to this,
Instead of using an accordion, anchor links will work within the tabs. I created a table to contain the main headers of the sections at the top with anchor links. It also speeds up the site a little by getting rid of the accordions.
Code: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/pkvoI
I have a strange behavior with a dotted list under a text. The problem appear only with Chrome browser (I have tested it also with Firefox and IE and this problem not present)
If you open this example link using Chrome you simply understand what is the problem: http://onofri.org/example/example3/test2.html
Under the Main Report box there are 3 boxes. The problem appears into the third box named Work Supported by Japanese Trust Found
Ad you can see under the informative text there is a list of links.
The problem is that if I open it with Chrome browser the dot of the first li element appear on the right of the link and not on the left !!!
Why? What is the problem? How can I solve it?
Tnx
Andrea
It's because <p id="smaller"> is set to float:left. Set it to float:none.
It is because the text above Our work is supported... has the style float:left - if you delete this style it will work as expected. Hope this helps.
I wrote an HTML page which is being viewed primarily on the iPad. Basically it's an FAQ list with a hover effect on each question. To initiate the hover effect on the ipad I had to put a dummy link like this.
The question?
Here is the problem which is valid for every browser: When the list is so long that you have to scroll down and when you click on a link at the bottom of the page, it jumps back to the top while initiating the hover effect. I made a fiddle for demonstrating purpose:
http://jsfiddle.net/SWXHR/1/
When scrolling down and clicking on the last link, the page will jump to the top.
Question: How can I prevent the page from jumping to the top when using a dummy link?
Add this to your links:
The question?
Or if you're doing it through JQuery:
$('a[href="#"]').click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
});
You can use The question it will do nothing (empty javascript command) and your scroll will stay in place ;)
add to the anchor tag
onclick="return false;"
This will stop it
If all you want is the hover effect, you do not need to use a at all.
You can use spans, and substitute the CSS to target spans instead of anchors: http://jsfiddle.net/SWXHR/6/
If you want the cursor to be like the cursor for anchors, you can do that with css - cursor: pointer;
Just replace the single '#' with a double '##'.
The question?