I was wondering if there was a way to create this style of breadcrumb: http://www.lumosity.com/app/v5/personalization/memory
with only CSS. I've looked online for any articles but all the ones I found were for triangle breadcrumbs. If you guys know any articles please share.
I found a stackoverflow that had the answer if anyone else was looking for it.
Creating CSS3 Circles connected by lines
I just had to change the words i was searching a bit
What about this?
http://jsfiddle.net/8u2Bp/9/
Is purely css, so no code for actually changing div or page or whatever.
For this effect, you have to play with the li:before and the li:after tags, and I used the css counter for the steps as well.
For more info about hte css counter, check this link:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Counters
Hope it helps.
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I'm trying to recreate the features section:<section id="features"> # https://dreem.com/en/
Basically, I'd like to change the background images and text and iconography.
I've been playing around with it here: https://codepen.io/JordiUp/pen/XZJdQO
But I haven't figured out how to the get the hove transitions working.
Am I able to achive this effect within just a section using HTML and CSS, or am i missing something and need Javascript.
First time posting, Huge thanks in advance.
Hope it will work for you, Please refer this link
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/codelab.php?topic=faq&file=css-image-swap-on-hover
I'm an HTML/CSS beginner. I've made my first homepage without too much difficulty but I want to add some style to my header.
Could someone point me in the direction of a tutorial or basics of how to build a grid for my links or a starting point? I've been looking for one and typing up grid or table results in tutorials to create actual tables so I've not found anything appropriate to what I want to do yet.
From what I can gather if I can separate each list item and give it a border my idea is achievable but I'm struggling with positioning.
I don't know if Dreamweaver supports it, but i'd wrap the menu in a <div> that uses the CSS display: table-row attribute. Then i'd wrap each menu item in a separate <div> that uses the CSS display: table-cell attribute.
There is plenty of resources out there, I would reccommend checking around CSS Tricks and Site Point.
Here is one from sitepoint
Here is one from CSSnewbie
Here is one from CSS-Tricks
can anyone explain to me what does (content: "\f01a"; ) on css means? and how to use it?
I'm having a problem locating this icons on my css file, I don't know were to find it, I've tried searching some solutions on google but it only makes my self confuse.
if only someone could explain it to me. Thanks.
It's mean: fa-arrow-circle-o-down. It's used with Font Awsome plugin for displaing "font-icons". For use it you must read the documentation.
CSS has a property called content. It can only be used with the pseudo elements :after and :before. It is written like a pseudo selector (with the colon), but it's called a pseudo element because it's not actually selecting anything that exists on the page but adding something new to the page.
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With the content command, css will write the text which is given into the html element.
The \f01a is a Unicode Symbol in Hexadecimal. I think you have to embed a given font, so the icons will be displayed.
content property sets text to the element. It works with pseudo selectors only.
You can set any text.
It can be used to set icons.(icons but not images, using different fonts).
More info here.
These are content values for showing respective icons in your website.
You can use it like this,
.element:before {
content: "\f01a";
}
I have my page set up the way I want but when I try to add a button beneath the image on the left side of the page everything go a little crazy. I've been struggling with this for a little while not sure what to try next
Here's a visual:
http://jsfiddle.net/xFD8q/10/
Thanks
Revise your HTML, mixing DIVS with Tables isn't usually the best idea.
If you're unsure that your HTML is valid you can validate it via W3C Markup Validation found here
I made a fiddle with a revised markup but left the refactoring of the CSS to you.
The fiddle has inline CSS which is not recommended but it was the fastest way to do it! :)
Here's the fiddle
Good luck! :D
in my header I've got a large image. Above that image I want to place my navigation.
The clue about it: The ul-Navigation-element got a gradient background. But if I hover an li-Navigation-Link I would like to display the underlying image! (Hope that's clear? Otherwise I'll do some photoshop to demonstrate) This should be flexible, meaning not to give each li-Element a specific snippet form the backgroundimage.
I would prefer a JS-solution instead of a messy markup. But I appreciate every possible idea you have on your mind. Maybe I'm just overlooking the most obvious and easy solution..
Best regards (:
Here is an image of what I tried to descripe. Hope it helps:
http://s7.directupload.net/images/110226/pv4v4c5r.jpg
There's no need for JS to do this, simply make it so that when you hover over the li-Navigation-Link, the element doesn't have a background attribute set.
This will create the 'transparency' that you want to achieve.
you can use background:transparent for a:hover. This will show the background.
(for internet explorer you could use filter:alpha(opacity=100) );
Here an example: http://jsfiddle.net/3C9sZ/2/
I just solved my problem with javascript/jquery. It can be found here http://jsfiddle.net/QwJKY/.