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I need to display three lines of text in a DIV which has room for only one line.
I want the DIV to roll through the three lines and delay on each line for a few seconds.
Is this possible?
Use JavaScript to animate as described here, for instance. There is also marquee HTML element and it is possible with CSS but these alternatives are less consistently available between various browsers.
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How can I make the lines connect with these div? The div would be the numbers or the text at the end. In total there are 7 divsenter image description here
I looked on Youtube for "Connect divs with lines" and many frameworks appear to do drag and drop but what I am looking for is that it remains static.
I saw that you can do something with the canvas element but I didn't understand it well.
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I have this html form:
I would like to arrange it in this way:
how can I do that using HTML and CSS?
please insert your code but in general i think you need to use a grid system to divide your viewport to two columns and align text to the left.
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I want to style the user input dynamically based on certain validation conditions.
After doing research online it appears that css styling applied within the input either has to be applied to the entire input search box.
I want to have an end result that looks like this where the error/invalid text has a special styling to highlight them dynamically. Please 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.
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Curious what strategy would be considered better:
One large class per element that contains everything.
vs
Multiple smaller classes all containing pieces.
in general : multiple smaller
like " bold red underline dim"
cause if tomorrow you want to change the style of red to more red then you do it in one place - the red class
but it depends...