based off code in my prior question: CSS radius and hover fill entire area
how do i get the tab that is selected to have the same background color of the visible box below? the rest of the tabs i want to remain the default color. this way the user knows which tab is selected very easily.
i see the ui-state-default ui-corner-top ui-tabs-selected ui-state-active classes but can't get the css right to make it work.
help?
Do you want to highlight a tab on hover? I moved your background color into your class .ui-state-default and added a pseudo statement.
Here is a working Live Demo. Is this you want?
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I try to stylizing a Material Checkbox (https://material.angular.io/components/checkbox/overview). There are several things that I have done without problems (like change color, border etc). I would like, but I can't seem to do it, only when the checkbox is unchecked, display the checkmark on hover. As the example on the right in the picture, this to indicate that we can click on the checkbox checkbox-hover
Any ideas ? Thank you !
The checkmark is hidden by setting the SVG path's stroke-dashoffset to ~23px.
In order for the checkmark to be shown on hover you'll want a CSS rule to set this value to 0px and supply a background colour to the checkbox so the checkmark can be seen.
I am trying to target the light grey color that appears in the background of the menu items on this site (where I have placed the red dots). I can't seem to target the correct element in order to remove the grey color - can anyone help me with this? http://226.f2e.myftpupload.com
Thanks
Screenshot of menu
Use the css selector
.ubermenu-target-text
I was trying to change the highlight/focus (not sure which it actually refers) background position color when user moves the mouse over the select drop-down list. The blue background box is coming a little below the text. I want to move its position a little bit. What type of css property it needs to add. Any idea?
give padding top to every list item of dropdown menu, a
Is it possible to customize the arrow background color of the dropdown using css/css3.
When the border color is default only black arrow seems to be visible.
on apply of border color arrow appears as shown in image
Not interested to open/close div accordingly. looking for some styling to achieve.
The real answer is no. The browsers do not let you change the appearance of those kind of elements, like checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, etc.
However, there are jQuery plugins out there that let you fake it thinking what you see is an authentic dropdown, but in reality it's something else, like an unordered list with a container div that resizes and contracts when you click on it.
I have to create a hovering effect wherein when a tab is hovered the entire background of the tab should be White. But as can be seen in below SS, , hovering affect is getting applied only to the text part.
I have also attached the CSS from Chrome Web developer.
HTML code generating that tab is ,
<li>
<a class="last_menu" href="#"></a>
</li>
I have tried adjusting with padding element. But, text is also moving with it. I want text to be at center and only hovering to be expanded to occupy whole tab space.
Install Web Developer Toolbar Go to CSS > Display Style Information or <ALT+SHIFT+Y>(it's the wand in the toolbar). Hover your mouse over the element in question to get a detailed picture of how it's being rendered. Study this. Make it your friend.
Try applying a class to the list item itself, then under the hover pseudoselector for that specify a white background.