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How can I achieve the table layout pictured above using css?
"Col 1" needs position:absolute; to be able to float on the other elements
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How to do css only if page is unzoomed 75% or less? My problem is that the fields are getting too large if the browser unzoom the page with 75 or more%
I've fixed the problem. Just changed the width form px to %.
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On this page, there is a form at the bottom. In Internet explorer, the text in the form is pushed to the right, by the arrow it seems.
I tried to eliminate this, but no luck. Could someone help me out, please? Thank you!
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Stefaan
Try adding clear: both; to .frm_forms.with_frm_style
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Please take a look at the snapshot of the page
I have no idea what's wrong. Why can't the drop down from the navigation simply display on top of the elements in the side bar.
Thanks for the help. And oh, I'm a beginner in CSS.
set that element to::
#nav{
z-index:9999;
}
since you are learning about it, check this out:::, this will help you to understand the z-index position of a div(element) in a page.
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I would like to know, how I can make a sidebar with left margin 0 in the bootstrap 3.
For better explanation, see this example :
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I would like this structure of the side bar.
Bootstrap (2 or 3) doesn't offer the possibility of including a left/right sidebar.
You have to put a <div> with a fixed position, and a height: 100%, aligned to left: 0
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Is it possible to achieve the following effect http://www.toastcafebar.com/welcome/ on headlines/titles using only CSS. i.e. The Horizontal Line/Border either side of the Title?
Example: http://theleggett.com/explanations/strikethrough/
Solution here: http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/comment/43446#Comment_43446