Is that Bootstrap's problem, or the glyphicons itselves? It's irritating, because I want to use these glyphicons in a large size on mobile phones, and it screws up the horizontal align.
I attached a picture, so you can see what is the problem exactly.
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I would like to add two icons to my collapsed bootstrap menu having them equally spaced, including the hamburger menu, and all 3 items centered. As the viewport size changes I want to keep them centered and equally spaced responsively using Bootstraps breakpoints. I have included two examples of what I'm trying to accomplish, I'm just not sure the best way to proceed. I've tried wrapping the logo and icon in the navbar-brand and adjusting it but it did not give me satisfactory results.
I have a question concerning bootstrap navbar. I want the collapse menu that appears on mobile, to also appear on larger devices. Since the code is rather large, I will have to share the codepen:
code link http://codepen.io/diazabdulm/pen/KMaREN
http://codepen.io/diazabdulm/pen/KMaREN
I have been able to center elements with margins equal on both sides in mobile without using bootstrap.
My landing page, however, I have used boostrap columns and centered them. I run into problems with mobile portrait display. Landscape display looks fine, everything is centered.
What I have tried:
-setting width to word container and box to 280px and shrinking my navigation menu accordingly.That didn't work.
I am thinking it might be that I have a width for col-centered of 500px which might be what is wrong.
My site can be viewed # http://lewisdesigns.github.io
the link for your project "www.lewisdesigns.github.io" not working. ok
not an issue but i will like to tell you to remove margin-left and
margin-right and add
"margin:0px auto;"
to css selector of each element (e.g. class/id); besides you can also
try for
"float:none; text-align:center;"
in this case.
I have an image carousel on my site's homepage, and sometimes a few of the images have slightly higher height and width. This causes the page elements, such as a list of test items below the carousel, to move around as each image in the carousel changes.
What is the best solution for stopping everything on the page from moving around? Should I enforce the sizing of each image on upload from the CMS? Should I force the sizing in the markup? Is there a set of CSS rules to apply to the Bootstrap Carousel to conform the images to a certain, fluid, responsive size, such that each image change results in nothing on the page moving around due to size change?
Todd, Hi there. Have a look at this post here to do with Bootstrap carousel.
There is a Fiddle with full code for you to use.
I have 4 very different sized images in a responsive carousel. The carousel does not change size when each image slides in.
You could use this to get started to have a responsive carousel.
Try resizing it to see.
Hope this helps.
I have a responsive Panel that in Mobile becomes scrollable because the dropdown text content is too long.
Mobile dropdown (at least in iOS) only displays a portion of the selection anyways when you select the dropdown.
What's the best way to handle this?
Sample Bootply Here
This is more of a styling issue for IOS rather than Bootstrap, but it looks as though you just need to add an optgroup tag after your last option:
http://www.bootply.com/Xw8pzjoACx
Set the dropdown width in CSS to 100% to stop it overlapping the container.