I am using ag-grid-angular enterprise and when I set height of grid 100% it's not rendering but if I set height in pixel like 500px I can see grid. Actually I have to show grid with all 20 rows without scrolling but only 10 rows showing and remaining 10 rows I need to scroll. I set page size 20 and I am using server side sorting and filtering. I have to make use of grid to all space of its parent element.
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I was learning how to create a table to display searchable data in a list using HTML. I have it split into two columns and want the elements to scale to the screen size. If possible, I wanted to have the width of the element divide the webpage's width in half and have their height scale to the width making the element into a square. What I currently have scaled the width, but my fix overlaps the two columns and creates a few other issues. I also could not figure out how to have the ratio of the height: width is 1:1. Here is the modified w3school code I am working with:
https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=FZRZ717W4LB3.
Here is my solution with a bit more trying if anyone else has a similar desire for this layout: https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=FZS3SPUN6GOH.
I have an issue in Angular 7.
I have created 3 columns. It is possible to change the width of the first and the second columns and the last one is is calculated consequently. When the window width is portrait, the first 2 columns disappear.
The issue is that the third column doesn't change its width in portrait status, but it is less than 100% (as written in the CSS file). How can I make it 100% for mobile view?
Even though I am know Foundation is responsive, I am trying to craft precise photoshop documents with certain breakpoints and trying to understand how foundation establish the grid elements sizes (by default).
Let's say for example a media query of // XXLarge screens
#media only screen and (min-width: 120.063em) { } /* min-width 1921px, xxlarge screens */ 12 columns
Question1: are the gutters applied by default? or the by default the system applies no gutters, just pure columns?
Question2: does foundation applies outer gutter (or outer margins) automatically?
Question3: what is the total width for a non full-width row considering screensize of 1920?
Question4: what are the sizes of the columns, gutters in this case of screen width of 1921?
Question5: how should I prepare my document if I want to follow defaults with the new XY grid?
In addition to the documentation info that was uncovered, I found out more information on the new XY Grid by contacting Zurb:
The XY Grid is the Default grid in 6.4+
No gutters by default. Cells can get spacing in the form of margin or padding
If you add spacing between cells, it will apply on both sides of each cell.
The default width of the grid-container is 1200px. This can be changed easily. You can create a grid that is fluid width as well.
Cells are a % of the grid container or the screen width. So if you have 4 cells in a grid using the medium-3 class, each will be 25% of the width. You can also have cells be auto or shrink size. Shrink will take up the width of the content inside, and grow will expand to fill remaining space.
Find answers to all your questions by reading the Foundation for Sites 6 Docs >>
I'm trying to create a responsive gallery with images of various dimensions. The idea is to have 5 square divs of the same size on full screen, each image is centered both horizontally and vertically, scaled to fit with some padding (proportional, according to window size). Spacing among divs is the same both horizontal and vertical (again proportional (%) based on window size - to have a nice tidy view. There is min and max size of divs so when min size of divs in one row is reached they are reordered, meaning the last one on row 1 will move to row 2 etc, keeping the fixed (proportional) spacing.
Is this even possible with just CSS?
The closest example I could find is this:
<code>http://codepen.io/anon/pen/QGwwEB</code> but I was not able to turn it to what I need.
if you are using bootstrap classes then write
<img src="" alt="image" class="img-responsive">
I'm trying to convert a psd mockup file into html & css, but the width of page is 1700 px, too big to be rendered without horizontal scrollbars. So I want to limit the width or to set a percentage value for it, but doing so I'd have to change sizes of all the elements.
As Justinas says, you should fit your site to maximum 1200px, so you need do redo your design.
I can recommend 960 grid system. All the important things should be within 960px.