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annoying So, as the title says, I want to place the two divs next to each other, and if the window is expanded, make the div on the left expand while the div on the right maintains a constant width. So far this is what I get: <body>
<div id="content" style
annoying So, as the title says, I want to place two divs next to each other, and if the window is expanded, make the left div expand while the right div maintains a constant width. This is what I got so far: <body>
<div id="content" style="background-color
East Sea Ur I'm trying to make a div fill where possible after its margins take effect. For example, if the screen width is 200 and the class is declared as follows: .mini_video {
width: 100%;
margin-left: 20px;
margin-right: 20px;
}
Can mini_videoit be
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
inner Jetstar I have a list of div nodes. Each node has 2 lines (divs). Each line has 3 inline divs (space and content). The problem is that when the content-div's text is longer, the div moves to the "next" line. I need to leave the div in place, and wrap the
ChaniLastnamé I have a situation where I can't change the HTML and have to do everything with CSS. ****In the image below, you can see that the input box has text on both sides. I need to put all text on the left. The span containing the text has a fixed width
ChaniLastnamé I have a situation where I can't change the HTML and have to do everything with CSS. ****In the image below, you can see that the input box has text on both sides. I need to put all text on the left. The span containing the text has a fixed width
Sarah I have a container that holds some buttons in the top right corner of the page. I have set its position to fixed and given it the specific width and height I want. The problem is when the text on the button increases, it leaves the page. I can set overfl
Aiden I'm trying to figure out how to make these two elements float over each other. Both the "square" element and the "wrapper" element let the "wrapper" element fill the rest of the parent's width without giving a fixed width because I don't know how much wi
Aiden I'm trying to figure out how to make these two elements float over each other. Both the "square" element and the "wrapper" element let the "wrapper" element fill the rest of the parent's width without giving a fixed width because I don't know how much wi
Crelot I'm trying to get the search bar to expand when you hover over this particular div, but I want it to expand to the right and not to the left (which it is currently doing) and the search icon will move to the far right as well. Is there a way to do this?
Kefir thousand Here is my code: #background {
border-radius: 0px 25px 25px 0px;
cursor: pointer;
width: 250px;
height: 300px;
border: 3px solid black;
border-right: 2px solid black;
position: relative;
}
#desc{
border-radius: 0px 0px 22px 0px
poetry rock See standalone example below What I'm trying to do and the pictures I actually get: I want to create CSS rules so that my content looks like this (correctly): I'm struggling to find a simple online solution, so my content looks like this (error): S
poetry rock See standalone example below What I'm trying to do and the pictures I'm actually getting: I want to create CSS rules so that my content looks like this (correctly): I'm struggling to find a simple online solution, so my content looks like this (err
poetry rock See standalone example below What I'm trying to do and the pictures I'm actually getting: I want to create CSS rules so that my content looks like this (correctly): I'm struggling to find a simple online solution, so my content looks like this (err
Chihan Dinser I have a space <div>with 20 pixels on my left and right that I want to put , but it has to be . I am providing my code, you can use But if possible to see how it looks without creating any other inner or outer . Is there a way to do this or do I
User 12655615 I have an image in a div and I want it to go to the right. Right now it just keeps sticking to the left, overlapping another image in the div. Any idea how to do this? Himanshu Singh You can use text-align: rightalign the image to the right. .myD
peak I'm rewriting parts of an existing site and would really like to clean up some stuff. Currently, on some child elements (left and right) in the floated parent div, I have to use margin-top: 7px;push the left floated child down a bit to make it inline with
peak I'm rewriting parts of an existing site and would really like to clean up some stuff. Currently, on some child elements (left and right) in the floated parent div, I have to use margin-top: 7px;push the left floated child down a bit to make it inline with
main I have two divs (left, right). For some pages/requests, the content in the left div will be empty; I want to hide the left div for such requests. I want the right div to fill the entire page when the left div is hidden/removed. For this I am using table-c
Hank I have the following UI: When I make the window thinner, the wrapping of the div can fit like this: What I would like to see is that when it does wrap, the div expands to 100% of its available width. The actual "div.row" is 100% width in the browser, so t
main I have two divs (left, right). For some pages/requests, the content in the left div will be empty; I want to hide the left div for such requests. I want the right div to fill the entire page when the left div is hidden/removed. For this I am using table-c
Hank I have the following UI: When I make the window thinner, the wrapping of the div can fit like this: What I would like to see is that when it does wrap, the div expands to 100% of its available width. The actual "div.row" is 100% width in the browser, so t
Hank I have the following UI: When I make the window thinner, the wrapping of the div can fit like this: What I would like to see is that when it does wrap, the div expands to 100% of its available width. The actual "div.row" is 100% width in the browser, so t
Kara J I am making a horizontal bar chart with CSS. A bar on a bar chart can be either a long bar or a long bar with 4 smaller rectangles appended to the end of the bar. However, I wish there was also a bar entered from the very long right side. I want the lef
