I've tried searching for answers, but almost all search results involve lining up inputs to buttons using the .form-inline class. Here is a jsfiddle explaining my problem and what I want the outcome to be:
http://jsfiddle.net/u0o349he/
This seems like it should be a routine fix but I have obviously missed the lesson on how to align things in bootstrap. I know that I could use:
<h1>Big text <small>trailing comments</small></h1>
But for my purposes, I want to .text-right the right col (while maintaining the left alignment of the left col). So I can't think of any other way of doing this. This problem affects many areas of my project.
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I wish to trick bootstrap rows somehow. I need to put many col-..-.. items in only one row (there are about 8 really complicated .js files that I'm afraid of altering - and it points to children of the div that I additionally used as a bootstrap row). No way to trick the HTML, I have tried many-many ways. In case you don't believe me, check out the specific problem.
Image here
*The red boxes are the images that I'm using and the striped space is left blank. If I align the element that is on the blank row, the next one goes there and the problem is still unsolved.
What's quite interesting that Firefox and IE show everything the way I them to
but Chrome and Edge do not.
Can anyone help me on this? I'm sure there must be some easy way that I missed out, like altering some of the default bootstrap row class properties, but I just couldn't get it. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Solved using CSS Grid layout.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_Layout
I am very new to this and have a very hard time understanding my lecturer (who unfortunately helps me very little)
This is my assignment (image below). It's a mock up clothing website and my desired layout is on the left, whereas my current progress is on the right. This is my first ever attempt at HTML/CSS so if you could please help me out that would make me a happy man!
Paragraphing the categories like I have to the right
Aligning the black text boxes with the photos above them
Floating the titles on the left, with the paragraphs to the right. (I have tried multiple things with this but to no avail)
Also, I put <h1> for each heading but they aren't going to that size?
using CSS you can set "position: absolute" then use something like "left:100px;"
that is assuming your div tags are correctly set up (or set up in general) from your last statement "Also, I put for each heading but they aren't going to that size?" it seems that your div id, or class id's are incorrectly labelled.
I highly recommend taking a look at http://jsfiddle.net/
It's very possibly the single most useful tool I've ever encountered for css/html/javascript testing/editing/learning. (short of something like Dreamweaver, I suppose).
There are plenty of good tutorials around on how to use it, but it'll really let you toy with little options along the learning process, and will help you 'teach yourself' when things get rough with the teacher.
I am trying to duplicate something similar to a windows form toolbar in html. I've created an example of what I am currently working with. Seems great, but when I load it into IE7 the buttons end up going to the next line.
The only other way I can think of is use a table with two columns and text-align the second column. Anyone have any suggestions?
http://jsfiddle.net/nyEw7/
Seems like this question was already asked. I am looking for IE7 workarounds.
Display two divs in a single line filling space - CSS
Use float: left/right. Here's an updated jsfiddle:
http://jsfiddle.net/nyEw7/1/
I've been learning about divs over the past few months, and am now able to align divs side by side.
However, today I was working on my website, and my divs suddenly stopped lining up.
The divs in question are: #dorsey_left, #dorsey_middle and #dorsey_right.
When I remove #dorsey_left from the HTML document, #dorsey_middle and #dorsey_right align properly. I'm guessing that the problem is related to #dorsey_left, but I can't find anything in the code.
This is the JsFiddle.
I think you'll find the solution by cleaning up your code. There are numerous syntax errors (unclosed quotes, children of <ul> that aren't <li>, etc). If your code passes validation and the problem still exists try to simplify it so you get to the root of the problem by removing things that clearly aren't the problem.
layout
here is some simple examples please refer this
alignment
check the size of each left | middle | right
also check the main countainer
This tutorial will solve your problem which also has code in it for aligning 3 divs horizontally
http://codejigz.com/forget-tables-use-divscss-for-page-layouts/
I think this has been asked a million times, but with different definitions of the problem. And it's probably either easy to fix or a long lasting wish from web designers and still unanswered. note: I did do a search on css float on stack, but although some look like my problem, so far I haven't found a similar one.
What I'm trying to do will become clear if you see the attachment. I want them in rows of 3 neatly stacked under each other, where the height of each <li> item is different. In other words: the heighest <li> element in a row is leading, and the next row of items should wrap under this one. Right now the items on the new row bump into the content of a longer list item at the beginning, preventing the first item of the new row to fully float to the left.
Please note that I don't want to solve this with php or js, I think a pure css solution must be out there... Because with php, I could of course add a class like "new-row" to it and apply a clear: both to it and it will wrap. If I want to do the same thing in CSS then I can't without using poorly supported :nth-of-type stuff. Besides, the content block is variable in width, so sometimes there are 3 on a row and sometimes maybe only 2 or up to 6.
Who can help?
Use "display:inline-block" for LI, not "float:left"
I'm happy to be proven wrong, but I think you have to use tables for this, or a display: table-* construct. (I personally would go with tables - this is somewhat tabular data.)
Only table rendering can resize a whole row according to its tallest member's height.
It's the only way I can see to do this without JS or PHP.
use jQuery.
Pretty sure this is impossible using just CSS. Unless you're going to use absolute positioning and forget floats all together.
I hope I am wrong though! :)
(Would love to be able to do this w/ css)