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The image is not showing, and when I inspect element, it shows "0 x 0 pixels (Natural 620px x 480px)". Putting a display:block on the img didn't help. How can I fix this?
The test site is below, image should appear on the left under the "FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $99" promo.
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The image appears for me if I turn off the Chrome extension Ghostery, which you are probably running as well (or a similar ad blocking extension). The image is classified as an advertisement and therefore hidden.
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Say for example, I have a div with a dynamic image which is stored in amazon web server, and i have such div multiple times in my website. What want to do is to click the image to enlarge the image. How should i proceed?
I have created a model which works when pressed on the image but the images are not dynamic.
I have the image link in amazon server
Expected: Something like in some websites image enlarges on click. And the images should be dynamic. Not static image
Once there was a plugin/library called Lightbox. I wonder, if it is still around, but that should do the trick.
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I have a few ".jpg" images on my website. They all are displayed correctly in every browser... except Internet Explorer. In IE, most of them are displayed, but there are also images that aren't displayed and there's a black-white cross instead of them. It's not a problem with wrong path because, as I said, other browsers are able to display the images.
Check if your images are CMYK. They will only display if they are RGB.
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I have had this problem earlier but I have changed themes as well as sliders. Therefore I tried to mimic what was shown to me before but I have not had any luck. Could someone show me how to find exactly which id / div it is I need to edit to move things around properly? How are you sure when you have hit the correct div to add css to? www.bwsurfshop.com Im just trying to get the image to go to the right of the slider instead of under it..
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Try adding float: left; to the container of your slider (class soliloquy-container).
This the outcome in chrome (simulated using DevTools)
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I need to hide the vertical scrollbar on my website (without disable scrolling), in particular in mobile devices (touch scrolling).
I tried to achieve this by css, but i haven't good result, in particular with old browsers.
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Hiding the scrollbar on an HTML page
Disable it on desktop is the same on mobile.
Hope this help.
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Let's say I want to know if a call-to-action (like a fill-out form) is placed "within the fold" meaning it is visible as soon as you load the page without scrolling. Is there something in the html that would allow me to know this?
You may want to start by reading up on the CSS position attribute. Perhaps position: fixed is what you are looking for. But it really depends on the remaining content of your site.