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I am working on a pricing page as seen here, and while using a currency switching Wordpress plugin, it has thrown my text out of alignment. I can't seem to figure out what CSS needs to change in order to bring it back into alignment. Specifically, the $250 needs to be brought down onto the same line as the other text. Any suggestions are appreciated!
While this answer doesn't meet the required standards, I understand the need for a solution. Just fix the position using relative positioning.
.cs-converter-wrap {
position: relative;
top: 4px;
left: 1px;
}
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I set up a table with a certain size but I want to not go over the size so it dropped a row instead enter image description here
Css:
#PPP {
background-color: #f2f2f2;
width:500px;
}
You can try to manage overflow in your text using the overflow command in css. This affects what happens to text when it goes past the box. For example, you could use this to include a scroll.
overflow: scroll;
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I am getting a strange margin under my images.
I have set the margin/padding on both the containing div and the image to 0
This is the site i'm working on: https://www.philipnordstrom.com/
It is coming from your body font-size: 10px. If you change it to 1px the space between is gone. Try to add a css class like: div a { font-size: 0; }
You can see the link on the picture. I cannot tell you why this happens maybe because images aren't meant to be linked like this in the default case. I would need to dig deeper inside this to tell you the reason ;)
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I am using vuejs and bootstrap framework for my website; however, there is a white space on the right hand side of the entire website which I do not know how to get rid of. I try to eliminate the margin or padding, but nothing works. Please help.
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This (as mentioned) has nothing to do with VueJs. You seem to have several elements that extend the width. One quick way you can fix that is using this css
#app {
overflow-x: hidden;
}
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so im trying to make the first wide box under recent promotions (at the bottom) have a a bigger height than the rest of the boxes, however nth-of-child is not working, I just need it for that first wide box. here is the code:
#listify_widget_recent_listings-2 .job_listing-entry-header:nth-child(1) {
height: 400px !important;
}
When you remove the :nth-of-child it makes all the boxes bigger as expected in that widget so I am not sure why its not working for the first. Help!
please try this
#listify_widget_recent_listings-2 .job_listings li:nth-child(1) .job_listing-entry-header.listing-cover.has-image {
height: 400px !important;
}
comment please if i miss something
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Why is the pseudo class not working?
Here is the fiddle with the code:
http://jsfiddle.net/Midtone/DCDVM/
It seems simple enough but I can not get it to work in any browser. Is this a Coda bug? Thanks.
Since it seems that you're trying to absolutely position the elements with left: 0; right: 0; then you'll need to add.
position: absolute;
Then you can start to see what you're playing with... Beyond that... I can't really decipher what you're trying to do aside from display the css you're working with.
http://jsfiddle.net/DCDVM/2/
You haven't specified any dimensions (in that context) for those pseudo-elements. That's why they don't appear.
top and left are ignored for elements with position: static (the default).
jsFiddle.