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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);
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Im trying to only show a piece of this img (the laptop). The hidden part being on the outside of the page. How do i make it so it doesn't actually expand the page where you can then scroll horizontally?
Hi Depending on how thing is built, if its in the background image then you will need to use background-position when it goes into a smaller screen resolutions.
If this is an actual then this can be tricky because there is a few options. you can set the parent wrapper to have overflow:hidden and use margins to tuck move the laptop to only be shown.
You can also probably use position absolute to move the image into position.
If you want this to be only a mobile thing make sure you wrap it around a media query
#media only screen and (max-width:768px) {
.myclass {
css: value;
}
}
If you can share some mark up with some css we can better help you :)
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I want to put this:
on my website:
What code should I add? I found this piece of code but it didn't work for me:
<td nowrap align="left" style="word-wrap: break-word"><pre style="width:initial !important; margin-left: -25px;">
Thank you very much and excuse me for my English
As said, adding overflow:scroll in your CSS is an option.
But I would go for auto instead of scroll in order to hide the scrollbar when the content is not clipped. That's a decision to take depending on the design you want.
Set the overflow property in css of that div or td tag to scroll
overflow:scroll
or you can do
overflow: auto
Set overflow:auto to div. so the div scroll come if content size more than div width.
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On my website I have 2 col-xs-6 inside a row. Both columns have an image in each and I want to add text over the top that will move when they do due to img-responsive, however the text doesn't seem to sit in the div but instead on top of it, heres a snip of the code http://www.bootply.com/zVc28CKWFW
Edit: this is not my website but a small snippet of it hence the single col-xs-6
Edit 2: I want my text to stay centered on top of the image when the image is resized, see http://www.triplagent.com/ for a working example, when the browser is resized the images resize as well as the image stays centered on the image and moves with it, this is what I want to achieve.
Your h2 tag is fine, the reason it's not sitting flush with the top of the container is because it's inheriting the browser default margin/padding. If you override these it will sit flush:
http://www.bootply.com/tBlXOzGBde
UPDATE:
http://www.bootply.com/wgihndvcP1
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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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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.