In Access 365, whenever I edit the text in a Label if the text is shorter than the width of the label, it auto shrinks to the size of the text. This is very annoying. Is there a way to stop this?
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I have a text area element that I want to cap at an initial height of 168px that is expandable vertically but has an initial value that's large and is auto-expanding the box past that 168px initial height on page load. I want to be able to allow the user to be able to expand that box if they want to later on but initially on page load it should be set to 168px with the overflow from that initial value hidden. Have tried various combinations of min-height, resize: vertical, and overflow without success. The box is still autoexpanding as the initial value gets loaded into it on page load. Is this possible with CSS?
I guess, this code will work. Please share your code as a snippet, it would be easy to debug.
textarea{
resize:vertical;
min-height:168px;
}
<textarea></textarea>
I'm looking for a way to have label and corresponding input box to be the same width which is a width of the label text, with the box located directly under the label.
I'm having a problem with my SSRS report.
The data that i'm showing in some of the fields is larger than the max-width of the textbox.
How i can implements something like word-wrap in CSS, so the text can be split in multiple lines?
By default, text boxes will wrap text. Make sure you have not changed the can grow property (it is set to True by default).
If the text is too long to fit, it will increase the height of the text box to accommodate all the text.
Is there a way to turn off the fact that objects push down other objects if their height increase?
Example:
I have a text box and then a few inches down I have another text box.
The first text box wasn't big enough length wise so the contents of it generated a second line inside the text box.
This pushed ALL objects below down. I don't want this to happen. I want the text boxes to be FIXED wherever I put them. Can I do this?
You should be able to set CanGrow = false on the textbox. If that doesn't work then you could truncate the value to a max length by using an expression.
I want the height of an editable textarea tag to be adjusted to the lines of text.
I tried to set the rows attribute to 1 on the textarea, to have have the default height if there's no text or only one line of text - but the textarea doesn't adjust in height automatically when there's more lines of text.
I'm not looking for expanding height while writing, I'm mainly concerned on page load.
Not possible to dynamically adjust height of textarea with only HTML/CSS.