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Panel control over div is impacting hyperlink within the div as no linkable.My panel is just appear above my div hyperlink content.
so part of my hyperlink where panel displays not linkable.. but remaining part of hypherlink is linkable
I am not able to add my sample code over here..
Please see my detail post here.. http://forums.asp.net/t/1895787.aspx/1?Panel+UpdateProgressBar+controls+over+div+is+impacting+hyperlink+within+the+div+as+no+linkable+
You misspelled "progress" in the closing </progressTemplate> tag.
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Actually I was hoping that would fix it. Usually if you're having z-index issues and there's a borked tag, that's the reason why.
If it's still not working, then you need just need to dig into the CSS of the page and figure out why. The HTML you gave is not indicative enough to know what the issue could be. You want to 1) look at the rendered HTML source, rather than your ASP.NET view, and 2) look at what CSS is being applied to that HTML.
Generally, if you need to move an element above another that is blocking focus, you just increment z-index until you've achieved that. Just bear in mind that the element must have either position: relative or position: absolute before z-index will even apply and sometimes the overlapping element's z-index is ridiculously high (1000, 9999, etc.). So you might have to make the blocked element even more ridiculously high. This is all just trial and error stuff, though, so you're mostly on your own for that part.
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I am working with a React package name 'react-select' that allows me to create dropdown easily. Everything was fine until I create a page where there is multiple divs with several dropdown inside. Weirdly, they go under the next dropdown in the stack.
I can't really copy all my code, so I made something on netlify. Try to open the dropdown under the "Training" section, you should see what I am talking about. There are some empty options, but it's the same behavior anyway.
I tried to put a higher z-index on the "menu" parts (where there is options), but it didn't work.
Here is the link: https://nervous-franklin-89a3d8.netlify.app/#/demo-modify-profile
Thanks!
Seems the problem is the dropdown is trying to overlap the next section(files section in rour example). You need to add a Z-Index to the section containing the dropdown. However Z-index property only works on a positioned element. See docs here
So you want something like this.
<div style="position:relative;z-index:1{higher than other sections};">Container with dropdown in it</div>
<div>Next Section</div>
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I've seen many people suggesting setting *{ margin:0;padding:0;}. It does prevent lots of unexpected margin/padding on the page.
But if it's first thing we ought to implement every time we create a CSS file, why do the browsers bother to set default element margin/padding other than 0?
I guess giving a default margin makes sense to elements like <p> to keep the paragraph spacing. But again, if we are suggested to put the * reset every time, the browsers' default settings don't matter anyway, right?
There really is no exact answer to your question. But, the most logical reason to put a preset margin and padding is to most likely make webpages automatically more appealing to the user. If you see a website with text right up against the side of a page, it starts to look a little stretched and sketchy. So, to counter this, they set a margin and padding.
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A <h1> in example unfortunately has a browser-specific margins (see specific to the browsers). Setting margin/padding to 0px is a poor version of a normalizer that redesign all css to a clean cross-browser design from what you can start to write css that let the browsers render the same style.
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In my attempt to be terribly clever and have my #secondary sidebar sit on top of the slideshow on my homepage, I have somehow made the area dangle over the #wrapper on all the secondary pages. Have added a removed a whole bunch of div tags, nudged things around and tried everything else I can think of. Anyone have a suggestion how to fix this?
This is the homepage: http://emgraphics.net/joyful/ and the sidebar dangles on any other page (the shame!) Thanks!
You won't have a problem once you add content to those pages, though. Not sure what the issue is. An absolutely positioned element is taken out of the document flow, so the wrapper will not take any notice of the sidebar. You could alternatively float it and give it a negative top margin on the home page.
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I hope someone can help me with this, I've been searching in my CSS whats wrong but can't figure it out.
If you look at this website: http://viversa.nl/v2/index.html , and click a bit threw the pages, you'll notice some jumping between sites. You'll notice it specially if you click from 'Projecten' to 'People' and back.
It seems "HOME" and "PROJECTEN" are the same, with both a good layout. Next to "OVER ONS", "PEOPLE", "CONTACT" and "SITEMAP" which have a good layout together aswell. But I can't figure out whats wrong and how its possible its jumping, since I simple copied the menu + logo pages + css.
Hope someone can help me out with this!
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Sincerely, Stefan
The problem is that the project-page is longer than the screen, thus causing the vertical scroll-bar to appear. Since you are centering the layout and the scroll-bar takes up 20px or so of the space used for your site, what is considered as the center will "move" slightly when the scroll-bar appears.
To get rid of the jumping, you can force the vertical scroll-bar to always be visible:
html {
overflow-y: scroll;
}
The difference is the browser scrollbar. Short pages that don't require scrolling have a slightly wider space available to them compared to longer pages that can be scrolled.
Seems like you got too much text for your images that are only 410px in Height, maybe delete some text or make your background images longer and added some min-height into the CSS?
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I have made use of the DevExpress ASPxDropDownEdit and DropDownWindowTemplate.
I have copied the example from the DevExpress demo site to setup my page - link to demo
Now the problem I'm having is when the Drop Down gets too many values, it extended outside of the page and i cannot select values lower down in the drop down box.
Am I able to place a scroll bar in the DropDownWindowTemplate so I can fix the height?
I have tried setting the Height of the Grid within my DropDownWindowTemplate as well as setting the DropDownWindowHeight on the ASPxDropDownEdit.
Include the Div element into the DropDownWindowTemplate and set its style.height property to some value. If you set the div's style.overflow attribute to Auto, this Div element will show scrollbars when it is necessary. Finally, you will have to include the required content to this DIV.