I'm at my wits end here... I've been looking for hours and hours... What I'm trying to do, is display a list of items as a grid layout view with pages (like Android home screen) meaning, the list items should be displayed in a fixed X times Y grid and the list should be split into (list.length / x*y) pages. I've been googling to find something that would help me achieve this, but I've failed to find anything... I've found that I could use angular-slick for the page navigation part, but haven't found anything to use to split and display the data...
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
simply you try to use bootstrap then you can solve grid system problem.
bootstrap gridsystem
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I'm not even really sure how to ask what I'm looking for. I've been digging around online but can't seem to find any relevant information. I'm wondering if someone can help or point me in the right direction.
I'm wondering how to create a dynamic html banner that pulls items from a website and displays them. When clicked they take you to the items on the site.
The best examples are sites like eBay and Amazon. They show multiple items from listings on the store. Kijiji also does them as shown in the attached image.
Can anyone tell me how this is accomplished or at least the name of these types of dynamic banners to help me in my search. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I need to put together a prototype of a scrollable list with items that can be vertically resized. For example, a list of charts. I wish I could post any code but dont even know where to start from. Tried googling but nothing came up.
Any idea what a good starting point might be?
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Personally I would start with creating a list of elements in a vertical fashion. That should be pretty straight forward.
Second I'd reuse a library which may already have a resizable component that you can use. This should allow you to learn about resizable elements.
http://jqueryui.com/resizable/
Finally, put them together and see where your bugs are!
I really like the way SlickGrid DataView smoothly scrolls and renders/hides stuff for me. I'd love it if I could use this same sort of behavior to display data that is slightly less tabular in format. For example, a thumbnail gallery with thousands of thumbnails in it.
The main problem is I'd need display my list of items in a grid horizontally as well as vertically. I suppose it could be accomplished with a dataview by dynamically changing the number of columns based on the size of the window, though this seems kind of an abuse of the system. Is there a better system for this out there?
I ended up writing it myself. Enjoy!
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I am trying to make a site with list based menu. It look the way I want but as soon as I zoom in or out the menu flows to the newt row. It's happening in every browser (but at different zoom levels.)
I have found few similar topics on this forum and tried using those solution. But nothing seem to be working.
You could have a look at the website yourself at www.empoise.com (the upper menu).
If you need any other info please let me know.
I have been trying to resolve it for last many months!
I would greatly appreciate any help.
Thank you
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why don't you try this:
.span-13 {width:200px;}
.span-11 {width:730px;float:right;}
#header #menu {float:right;margin:0;padding:0;}
I'm building a page full of hyperlinks which are gotten from querying a content management system, so the number of links is variable.
The requirements need me to display all the links over 3 columns and make it look presentable.
So at the moment I've got myself a Map<Category, Hyperlink> and when I display it at the moment its in one big list on the page.
Is there some way I can dynamically get my columns to flow into each other so that each column contains a similar number of hyperlinks?
Thank you.
The easiest way I can think of to do this is to put the links in to an unordered list, then set the style for each list item so that they are 33% of the available width and displayed inline.
You might try looking at the following sites:
https://web.archive.org/web/1/http://articles.techrepublic%2ecom%2ecom/5100-10878_11-5268973.html
http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/equal-height-columns-cross-browser-css-no-hacks
The second one is the best one, in my opinion. I used it before when I had the same problem. It gives all the code, really nice illustrations and you can just copy the code free of charge. I think this is exactly what you are looking for.