While it’s true that you can’t nest an element within an actual textarea element, that doesn’t mean the task as described isn’t capable of being accomplished, simply look at the textarea you type answers in here with. What I recommend for your goal is to create a wrapper div (let’s call it textarea-with-nav), insert your … Read more
put your slideshow div in it(laptop image with blank screen). and in slideshow div you can put images and can slide them using js as well as jquery. whichever you want. eg. this is your laptop screen div. <div id=”laptop_div”> // now put slideshow div in this div <div id=”slideshow”> <img src =”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38654216/your image path” … Read more
You can set selected item of any listbox using C# since asp.net ListBox can be made to post back when an item is selected by setting AutoPostback =”true” in ListBox markup. Note that hovering over an item in Listbox will not cause a postback, so you cannot use C# for your hover requirement. So, your … Read more
Please add this code to your stylesheet, you just need to reduce the width of the property-search container: .property-search-container.type1 { width: 581px; } 7 solved Removing the extra padding of the widget [closed]
Just use some css, it’ll apply it automatically: .your_table tr:nth-child(odd) { background-color:#00000; } .your_table tr:nth-child(even) { background-color:#ffffff; } 1 solved How can I add more than just one class to table rows in PHP? [closed]
add this jQuery(document).ready(function() { $(“html”).css({ ‘background-image’: ” }); $(“html”).animate({ background:’url(image.png)’},350); }); That’s only for the first image fade effect. If you want this effect for different images you might want to try this plug-in I’m sure you will get cool output from it. 3 solved Fading a background with jQuery [duplicate]
I’m using http://threedubmedia.com/ instead of JQuery Ui for the drag/drop functionality. This solution can probably be replicated for JQuery Ui. Solution: $(div).drag(“start”, function( ev, dobj) { return $( this ).clone() .css({ opacity: .75, position: ‘absolute’, zIndex: 9999, top: dobj.offsetY, left: dobj.offsetX }).appendTo( $(‘body’)); }) .drag(function( ev, dobj ){ $( dobj.proxy ).css({ “transform”: “translate(” + dobj.deltaX … Read more
You can use CSS Flexbox. CSS #container-outer { display: flex; } .container-inner { display: flex; flex-direction: column; } HTML <div id=”container-outer”> <img src=”http://dummyimage.com/600×400/666″ height=”300″ width=”200″> <div class=”container-inner”> <img src=”http://dummyimage.com/600×400/333″ height=”150″ width=”100″> <img src=”http://dummyimage.com/600×400/f2f” height=”150″ width=”100″> </div> <div class=”container-inner”> <img src=”http://dummyimage.com/600×400/ee3″ height=”150″ width=”100″> <img src=”http://dummyimage.com/600×400/532″ height=”150″ width=”100″> </div> </div><!– end #container-outer –> DEMO (image dimensions fixed): … Read more
I think that in your case the best idea will be to use simple heatmap chart. It will give you a possibility of changing the data, resizing the chart, using tooltip etc. Here you can find code that may help you: $(‘#container’).highcharts({ chart: { type: ‘heatmap’, marginTop: 40, marginBottom: 80, }, xAxis: { visible: false … Read more
I’m assuming you’re saying that you only want the H1 element to be as wide as the text within it. If that’s the case, you need to set display: inline;. h1 { margin: auto auto 10px 10px; padding-left: 6px; border-bottom: 4px outset #227777; box-shadow: 0px 3px 10px black; display: inline; } <div> <h1>Heading</h1> </div> 1 … Read more
Simple Scalable Solution You can have the colors in a separate array and take mod value of the total count to alternate the colors between the rows. This solution is scalable and will work for N number of colors across M number of rows. This way, the code will work even if you modify the … Read more
The problem is that your fiddle is set to run onload, and you are setting window.onload so the code is never running because the onload has already ocurred. You should debug it on your own before asking a question. I’ve updated the fiddle so that the WebGL code is actually running. However, the code is … Read more
The reason is because CSS is Cascading, so rules are applied according to how far down the file they are. If you switched .orange to the bottom, you would have both <div>s with orange text, and therefore with the class taking priority being orange. solved Which class will be applied to div and why? [duplicate]
You could use a css hack for firefox: @-moz-document url-prefix() { header { height:50px; /* or whatever fits best there */ } } This should only be interpreted by Firefox, while Opera, Chrome and Safari will use the default header {…} definition 0 solved CSS height is different in different browser
Two things: the value for vertical-align is middle, not center (and absolutly not central) You need to set this to the image, not the heading img { width:35px; height:35px; vertical-align: middle; } <h4 class=”modal-title” id=”PublishTitle”><img id=”PublishTitleImage” src=”” /> bla bla</h4> 1 solved HTML header align content to center