First off, I went and looked at the responses generated for answers when asking this question. Didn't find anything similar. I'm just dealing with a weird quirk in my code pen. A result I was not expecting.
The easiest way to explain is to simply link to my code pen.
Code Pen: CSS3 Expandable Search Form
I have the same css code applied to two different types of inputs. One is a search input and the other a text input. In order to get similar results from each i have to modify the amount that the transition opens up to in width on the text input and set it to 95% instead of 100%.
My goal was to have each using the same transition code with similar transition effect. But it's not working. I would be very appreciative to anyone who takes a look at it and may be able to help me. Thanks. BTW I am a newbie to both stack overflow and code pen. I'm sorry if I do anything wrong. lol I did try and look for an answer.
I tried posting code here, but I must be doing something wrong. Everything is in code pen though.
Now have a look at your Code Pen. I have assigned class to every one.
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/AlcHr
I hope you wanted to achieve this.
Your search bar is using a different box model
box-sizing: border-box;
Apply that to the rest of your fields and they will behave the same.
The search field has a style applied by the browser of box-sizing: border-box;
Apply this to your other fields and they should behave the same.
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I am new to HTML. I want to take this data in the middle of the page but am not able to do this.
I just want to achieve the same thing as:
I'm not sure if you are referring a data as text based on the image you mentioned. you can use text-align: center in your stylesheet.
Your question is unclear, we need more details. It may be simple and you just need to apply a text-align: center to the element wrapper the text.
In future, edit your post to show us your code and a screenshot of what you have so far. Otherwise, we cannot give you much help.
Right now it looks as if you're asking us how to create something that resembles that image. Stackoverflow doesn't take kindly to that.
When text inside of an tag is rendered with a preceding number, the number is sent to the back of the string, and its punctuation is rendered backwards.
HTML:
1. Step One
Renders as:
Step One .1
This might be weird to try and imagine, so I have included a link to the screenshot:
HTML, CSS, & Rendered result:
http://imgur.com/OOFd2tj
I'm at a bit of a loss for what could possibly cause this. My theory is that there is some CSS property being inherited from elsewhere. I have been slowly removing chunks of CSS in an effort to find the guilty party, but so far no luck. This renders 100% properly on other sections of the website that use different style sheets. I was not the original author of the style sheets, so it has been difficult to pin-point the possible source.
I would greatly appreciate if anyone has seen anything similar and might be able to point me in the direction of CSS properties that could possibly cause this, or if it's something else entirely.
Thank you #Tomalak, #briansol and #the_lotus for helping me track this one down.
There was a CSS property being inherited that was causing the text to render this way. Upon viewing inherited computed styles, I saw:
direction: rtl;
The correct property setting would be:
direction: ltr;
Thanks again for your help!
I've been looking around but there doesn't seem to much help on this.
Basically I've adjusted my text selection to a different colour, easy done. However, I was wondering how to code the selection to select to the edge of the page rather than just the text on it's own.
I've attached a screenshot of a working example to show you what I mean.
thanks
I would suggest css style:
display: block;
I am currently working on turning a normal html table like so:
into and indented version as follows:
Even if I can't set this in html someone might know of a way in which I can hide the initial part of the border to match the start of the text.
There are several bad ways to do this, I'm sure. You'll just have to get creative.
Here is one example to do this, with some classes, empty table cells and colspans:
http://jsfiddle.net/ESFuC/
You can achieve this by playing about with the table cells and taking advantage of display:inline-block; there are other ways to achieve this but this should work across most browsers.
Fiddle with demo
Maybe with divs inside cells like this;
http://jsfiddle.net/UdF98/
I colored the bottom line red, seems fine except the one at the bottom. Maybe you can modify to suit your needs.
Please take a look at this nav menu
Currently it looks like below
What I'm trying to achieve, is result shown below (I made this on Photoshop)
Is that possible to get this result with CSS3? If yes please help me. Can't figure out, how to get this result
Here we go
http://jsfiddle.net/DBzSD/11/
I have used CSS pseudo elements to display them you can replace with normal elements if you want but that wont be a very wise choice.
Secondly i have used the data-attribute to show the value of the number , you can dynamically change the number with very minimal amount of javascript and that will automatically change the numbers shown in the box :-)
Hope that helps ..
Sorry i failed to find out your hover effects :-(
I can't find where you specify the border on the hover event, but I would make the green line part of the div, and then use the triangle as an image inside the div.
Have a look at this fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/Neograph734/DBzSD/8/