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I want to target the aria-hidden on Amazon, since I found current prices of products may vary each by each and the element with aria-hidden looks like a solution to get what I want.
The html-css selector should be .aprice > span[aria-hidden]
If this is not enough to select the good price, check the class="..." of the parents elements and add them to the selector. (Selector for class => .xxxx and ID => #xxx)
For instance:
// This is a JQuery selector $("")
$("#container .aprice > span[aria-hidden]")
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I don't know what bug it is, but it hurts.
Just look at the picture and tell me what do you think it is and how to fix?
As you can see problem, all classes duplicate itself.
Probably styles.css is linked 2 times in your HTML. Check the content of head tag.
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I am wondering how to (and if you can) write device specific selectors.
I have done a google search for it and didn't find anything.
Selectors match elements based on information within the document tree. The device has nothing to do with selector matching whatsoever. So it doesn't make sense to be able to write device-specific selectors.
You were probably looking for media queries — that's the module that deals with device-specific CSS.
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I have the following css code:
.modern{
display: none;
}
when the url contain 'modern' I would like to change '.modern display' to normal
Is that possible in Wordpress?
EDIT: I need to do this via Wordpress page console.
This cannot be done through CSS alone. One solution would be to use Javascript instead:
if(window.location.href.indexOf("modern")>-1){
var modern=document.querySelectorAll(".modern"),x=modern.length;
while(x--)
modern[x].style.display="initial";
}
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I am trying to create a brochure visual treat for a client using impress.js
I need to put a link on every slide that redirect to the proper page while click.
Is it possible that each page could also have a click able link to every slide?
You can use jimpress.js to achieve that and take also advantage of the numerous other options that this plugin provides.
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I new to LESS, first using it, but from the start have problem.
I can apply variables at all, here is photo with background-color http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r799/Yaroslav_Kuzyo/1_zps9e9436e1.jpg, as you can see Chrome cross background-colour, but if I use #HEX it works. Thanks for the help
You need to change your link rel attribute to stylesheet/less so that it can be parsed by the JavaScript.