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How to make a div fill a remaining horizontal space?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I have 2 Divs. They are both floating left and div1 has a variable.
#div1: 8%;
The HTML is:
<div class="div1">Icon</div>
<div class="div2">Big Text</div>
Can I tell the div2 that it has to use the rest of the width? So, in this case that should be 92%. How can I do this without creating a second variable? The 2 divs together have to be 100% wide.
In all seriousness, it would've been faster for you to either try or read the starters manual than to ask this question.
#div1: 8%;
.selector {
width: 100% - #div1; //Evaluates to 92%
}
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I am firts know.
Can someone modify this example for me, but that the measurements are totally exact in horizontal? (and auto ajust size screen offcourse).
Code:
https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=GQ2J7FETCPBY
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They should only be resized on one of the two dimensions, whichever is bigger.
If you look at the puppy image below, it looks to be stetched
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I try to get two divs in a row. One fixed (220px), the other fills the rest of the page so it's always 100% in total.
I've also read similar threads like this one:
Two divs in one row
I tried several approaches, Bootstrap, Flexbox, Floating Divs, in the end I used calc, but I couldn't get 100% accurate results.
My favorite approach would be with Bootstrap, but I couldnt get this to work, no matter if with a grid or other options.
The actual approach seems kinda messy: Whenever I use calc() and substract the same width of the first container, it's displayed in a second row. Only when I substract 4px more, it's shown in the same line.
I guess this is the right and the left border of both divs or so. There's also a little margin between the divs, even if I set margin to 0px.
<div style="width:220px; display:inline-block; background-color:#F00; margin: 0px;">
1
</div>
<div style="width: calc(100% - 224px); display:inline-block; background-color:#FF0; margin: 0px;">
2
</div>
My question is easy: How can I do this accuratly?
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I'm trying to have two divs above and below each other, both of which take up 50% of the screen.
My site is here and the divs in question are #intro and #services. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Add html,body{height:100%;} to your code.