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I am creating a Wordpress blog where I have a grid of over 1000 items I have the items wrapping down the page. I tried searching online but couldn't figure out how to get a "scroll view". I want it so there is almost window within a window. If you look at the image bellow only the black area would scroll not the entire page. So how do I achieve this mini window affect in my blog?
Just use overflow: auto for div which u want to have the scrollbar. In case you want it to have the scrollbar all the time use: overflow:scroll. You need to have fixed height if you want to use this parameter I guess.
More info here: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_overflow.asp
My demo: http://jsfiddle.net/cXvDc/9/
you seem like you need
<div style="overflow: scroll; width: 100%; height: 200px">content here</div>
this will create a 100% wide, 200px tall div that will scroll once the content within it becomes taller than 200px.
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Right now it is not covering the whole width of the screen
I have searched and tried the solutions for all those with a similar questions.
It either pulled the image right or left and made it bigger.
If anyone has any ideas that would be great.
I'm a student and beginner at coding.
Here you need to use background-size: cover; in your css to get the image to cover the full width of your area. It is the most flexible way of doing it, but it will cut your image at the bottom and on the sides depending on how small the screen is and how tall the container element is. You can of course adjust this with css background-position.
Here you have some other ideas for how to solve your problem: https://css-tricks.com/perfect-full-page-background-image/
background-size:cover; will fix this
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2 weeks ago I started with learning HTML and CSS, and I really enjoy it.
I've been struggling with getting my footer(div) to resize with my background on my Home page, though. So whenever I zoom in or out the background stays, but the footer(div) moves around. The same when I resize my browser.
It just looks weird. You can say I want to "glue" my div to the background so they resize and move together. It's hard to explain, but try taking a look.
http://www.futureplane.net (the website is still in a work in progress, not finished at all)
It doesn't look great.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
You have min-width: 1200px set on #wrapper. That's creating an issue with the nav area not being flexible if the browser is resized. However, you will need to refactor the <nav> elements so they also resize in with the nav/footer bar. You might try using float instead of position to start with.
Example:
#navbar {
float: right;
margin-left: 700px;
margin-top: -155px;
width: 50%;
}
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A fun game:
http://revelry-cycles.com/index.html
go to that site, identify the reason behind the white space on the right hand side.
I have been playing this game for an hour or so and I am sick of it! I have used Chrome's Object Identifier and there is NOTHING there.
The reason was not easy to identify, but I'm now pretty sure it's the label "Select bike part". By using tools like Firebug you can see that the element #bbLabel is too wide and thus causing the overflow. The problem is that you didn't change its width, so it still has the default of 100% of the 800px page width, while at the same time a relative offset of 60% to the right is applied. If you add the style rule width: 40% to the #bbLabel the problem is solved.
On the off-chance someone else has the same problem:
HTML:
<body>
<div id="container">
<!--content-->
<!--carousel-->
<!--more content-->
</div>
</body>
CSS:
#content
{
width: 600px;
margin: 0 auto;/*This means the content is centered on the page*/
}
The fact that the images in the carousel were arranged like this:
Content: Rest of page:
|[Current Img]|[Next Img][3rd Image][Final Image]
meant that the page was pushed out to the right, resulting in the appearance of the horizontal scrollbar. The easiest solution is to add overflow-x: hidden to the style for the <body> tag.
The element causing the whitespace is #bbLabel.
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I have a div which has his own module position. I want to make the position fixed when scrolled to the content, means when you see the fixed content and you scroll on full screen the content automaticly fixes on the side. But when you scroll again to the top the fixed content will be gone. How should I make the css? thank you.
You might want to try jQuery Waypoints (http://imakewebthings.com/jquery-waypoints/). I don't think you can achieve this with CSS alone because you are changing its behavior based upon user interaction. You'll need some Javascript.
try this http://www.phonedevelop.net/2013/03/code-float-left-right-advertising.html#.UkCwd4YW174
add your fixed menu in that code and content in your html page
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When you click on the about tab on the home page of this site: http://suncoastlaw.com/, and shrink the browser size down, the text overflows outside of the div. I've searched around and have tried clear:both, overflow: hidden, and several other things but can't seem to get the div to fluidly expand to the proper height to contain content. How do I make the div expand to contain content?
Modifiy the stylesheet file by Remove "min-height" and "height" from "#tabedarea" selector.
Also, Remove height: 365px; from the below DIV (this value came from JavaScript plugin)
<div class="list-wrap group" style="height: 365px;">
you can attach the following event to the browser window re-sizing in order to reset the height of the element:
$(window).resize(function() {
$(".list-wrap").height("auto");
});
EDIT:
Or just comment the below line in "functions.js":
$allListWrap.height(curListHeight);