The badge is not causing the problem, you can check next example with two navbars (one with badge filled with a number, other without it) where both have similar height (like Chris Bar already noted). So: 1) It could be a problem with some of your custom CSS, in this case, I recommend to use … Read more
The whole picture will be set as a background image then you can locate your buttons in the position specified with CSS. You can also add some functionality to those buttons with JavaScript, like opening some window displaying an image or information about that spot on the building. 1 solved How to do the Following … Read more
Here is a plugin that i used in some project: ScrollMagic With this plugin it’s easy to achieve a similar result like the canvas in your link. 2 solved What type of feature in JS/HTML/CSS is this site using? [closed]
You can simply use two div elements to divide your page to 70% and 30%. I have edited a bit of your CSS and it works: CSS: .sec { width:70%; float:left; background-color: red; margin-bottom: 3em; } .side { width:30%; float:left; background-color:Green; } HTML: <div id=”wrapper”> //your rest of HTML <div class=”sec”> <h1>Last news</h1> <article> <h1>News … Read more
CSS Triangles. CSS .arrow-down { width: 0; height: 0; border-left: 20px solid transparent; border-right: 20px solid transparent; border-top: 20px solid #f00; } HTML <div class=”arrow-down”></div> Resource More info can be found here 1 solved How is this specific design effect achieved? [closed]
Yes can do this by using attribute change jquery plugin… As I can see you want an event to be triggered on color change automatically… So, your code will be something like this with its working example… $(“#myDiv”).attrchange({ trackValues: true, // set to true so that the event object is updated with old & new … Read more
what to do to make this code to responsive using float or/and relative positioning without making any errors? [duplicate] solved what to do to make this code to responsive using float or/and relative positioning without making any errors? [duplicate]
(width x Height) Mobile portrait (320×480) Mobile landscape (480×320) Small tablet portrait (600×800) Small tablet landscape (800×600) Tablet portrait (768×1024) Tablet landscape (1024×768) Desktop bigger than (1024) 0 solved what mediaquery sizes for responsive design? [closed]
Here’s the quick answer – it will probably take you longer than a week 🙂 The best thing to do is view your website in different browsers and see what the problems are. You have been a bit vague in your question, but you could be looking at having to fix UI issues and possbily … Read more
Here is a solution that works only if you have fixed height divs (here .product) : jsFiddle Demo You will have to put your .pricetag div before the text. Then, the main trick is to use a spacer floated right with a width of 0 : HTML : <div class=”product”> <div class=”pricetagspacer”></div> <div class=”pricetag”> 999 … Read more
I realised I can use HTML Canvas to achieve this, I just need to animate it. solved CSS or jQuery/JavaScript Oval/Rounded Square Progress Bar
As usual, Flexbox is our lord and saviour. Here’s your layout made with Flex. .container { width: 500px; height: 250px; display: flex; border: #00f solid 2px; } .container .side { border: #ff0 dashed 3px; flex-basis: 33%; flex-shrink: 0; /* Prevents shrinking if .four grows */ display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: space-between; /* Ensures perfect spacing … Read more
In line number 7 you have done a mistake change //para.innerHTMl para.value Why because you are trying to access the textarea element which is having a attribute value not innerHTML to get the data. You can use innerHTML for ‘div’,’p’ tags etc. 1 solved click function not working on class
There are a few elements you need to be aware of when writing a simple form in HTML; The <form> Tag This is where you describe what you want the form to do and where to send it. I won’t go through all the options here, but when you want the user to submit details … Read more
My first piece of advice would be to open up the main.js cookie clicker file and poke around in there. Find the Game.ClickCookie method and find where he updates particles. He uses a click event to create the particle. Every tick of game time (done using setTimeout) he updates any particles. In this case, he … Read more