I want use CSS to display a content in input from the end of this content. That mean, if the content length is over input length, then we always see the last character (look like when you focus on input and set the cursor at the end of line). This is very similar with:
text-align:right;
But I don't want use text-align: right, because the text always aligns from right. I want it aligns from left as normally, just display from the end of content.
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I am trying to vertically align the text in input and div, but when it can't be exactly in the middle because of odd number of pixels, it's sometimes closer to top edge, and sometimes to bottom one.
This happens only with some font families, and you can notice that increasing/decreasing line height for 1px will change position of the text in div, but not in input. However, input will start to behave the same as div if line height is greater that 23px.
Here is the example:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-pss3zh
I would want for input and div to position the text the same way for any line-height set.
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 have a set of fields forming line items and the fields text are aligned to the right currently. In most cases it works fine, however when the number exceeds the input width then the text/numbers are displayed from left to right. While it is an extreme case, I'm wondering if there is a way to always anchor the field text to the right.
As pointed out in the comment. The solution in stackoverflow.com/q/1962168/1059070 is what I was looking for.
I have a dynamic paragraph (the text will be changed ongoing) that I want to underline, however I want the underlines to span to the right edge of the container element rather than stopping at the end of the text. If you use text-decoration: underline it will just underline the text that exists on each line rather than the whole line
I can obviously manually split the lines up and then use a border bottom to span the whole width however the text is variable and can be changed so each line can't be manually specified. Is there a way to dynamically underline each line to the end without splitting them up?
Thanks everyone!
Dave
Not really - if you want to underline the text and not the paragraph.
Because either you target a block element - in which case you can only underline the bottom, or you target an inline element - in which case it will not stretch to the border.
You could justify the text, but it would still not underline the last line to the right edge of the text.
The only hack-around would be to use a fixed line height, and use a repeating background with an "underline-image" in such a way that the text would seem underlined.
I strongly advise against this, as it most likely works differently in different browsers.
Try using <u>
<u><p>Some text</p></u>
I want to set up next to my image a text - they are in one td, but when i set upt the text it starts from the end of the picture, how to set it up to start from the starting point next to the picture ?
You can use
style="float:left;
on the Image. This class will make the image float to the left and other text will start just after that.
try it
Lots of options:
Set the align attribute of the image to either left or right
Put the image in a separate table cell (<tr><td>Tekst</td><td><img... /></td></tr>)
Make the image a floating element by setting float to either left or right using css
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