I'm having trouble aligning menu buttons properly.
How do I move up a button into the white space above it?
Use a negative margin-top value on the span holding it,
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I made a leftsided navigation bar that works very well, but I still can’t add any icons inside the buttons properly. Here is the code of the navigation bar in CodePen
codepen.io/Eduardo-Trindade/pen/MWXMZvb
I tried adding the icons to the buttons, but it appears at the corner of it, not centered, and I couldn’t center it there.
The main reason behind this is that you are inserting the icons inside the span element. Insert the icons inside the tags and you are good to go.
The element span has the class toolkit making the icons appear at the corner. Try to have the icons, not inside the tooltip (span) class but instead inside the element. Use the flex property to get the image in the centre of the buttons.
I'm having an issue with radio boxes on a dev website.
In a contact form I have 4 radio buttons which can be selected. Issue is that the boxes and text are not aligned properly.
falsly aligned radio buttons
The radio boxes should not have that much space below. Right now it looks like the are aligned to the top, but should rather be aligned to the middle so they are on one height with the text. Hope you know what I mean.
I tried adding minus margin to the bottom or adding margin to the top but this adds also space to the radio box text.
after adding margin-top: 35px;
It should be aligned just like in the following screenshot. The small blue line should be in the middle of the radio box.How I want it to be
This strongly depends on your implementation, one can only guess for an answer without the code used.
A guess: you could set the height of the radio button to 1em.
Another guess that likely works but would not be nice code:
transform: translateY(50%); /* on the radio buttons */
I built a bottom header with a toggle for a menu on the bottom. The toggle portion is not aligning with the <span> right next to it. It's almost exactly one line-height below for some reason.
Code - https://jsfiddle.net/odvd05d8/
I tried using margin but it moves the side divs as well. I also tried to clear whitespace as most of the elements are inline, but that didn't work either.
Any suggestions would be really helpful. Thank you sincerely.
you can use as in css as may it's help you
.dropdown{
top:-20px;
}
I have some list items and I want the corresponding drop down menu to align to the left, for some elements, and some should remain. (See link.) When you hover over the "more", "opinion", and "lifestyle" link, it aligns to the right and out of the page causing lengthy stuff. I want just those 3 menu lists to align to the left when you hover, while the others not mentioned to remain. What can I do to achieve this?
After looking through your html I suggest you look for the classes leaf *first leaf* and last leaf and add another class in your CSS that mimics these except float:right. then apply this to the menus you want to float right.
If this makes the elements go to far to the right maybe try
position:inherit;
left:-Xpx;
And replace X with the amount of pixels you want it to go left.
On this site
Luck
I have a minor problem with my css in that I have a drop down menu which works fine, however the problem comes when scrolling on items in the drop down the text is not centered in the highlight, it is horizontally but not vertically. I have tried to achieve it by applying a small margin (which isn't a problem), however the margin is applied to the background also thus the background is moved down and the issue remains. See here: http://www.letsmine.info/Sundalah. The CSS is located here: http://www.letsmine.info/Sundalah/css/drop.css
The margin affects the whole box layout, so it will shift the background. Try padding instead.
If you want to vertically align the text, and you'll only ever have a single line for each menu entry, set the line-height of the (menu entry) box to the same value as the height of the box.