I have problem to display long text into div they have no space.I want to display this text into next line.
Solution
I have used css word-wrap:break-word and it solved my problem.
Use the following CSS in the right place and you'll have what you need...
white-space: normal;
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How to force in twitter bootstrap show text inline with overflow? For example in http://jsfiddle.net/nonamez/jJdX4/ overflow is working except the inline words. In my code nothing works.
Use white-space and set it to nowrap which will make text go into one line until a break is reached.
li {white-space:nowrap;}
http://jsfiddle.net/jJdX4/1/
Running this JS Fiddle shows my <div> formatted correctly: http://jsfiddle.net/MRpj2/1/
It is a container that will act as an absolute positioned label. The problem is when you change the left property of the label CSS class to something high enough (1000px for example) to move the <div> out of view. When you do this, you'll have to scroll right to see the <div>, but the text is now below the div?
Is there a way around this? Everything I've tried has had no effect.
Simply use
white-space: nowrap;
on the .label.
Demo
Try before buy
Edit
As mentioned in the comments. This solely doesn't work in Firefox. So a solution to fix this is to use
display: inline-block;
instead of floating elements but still together with white-space: nowrap;. Check the new demo:
Second try before buy
Please have a look:
http://jsfiddle.net/JeaffreyGilbert/b8FdC/
How to place button above the line in IE7? Please don't change the HTML structure. Thanks.
do the simple hack , change the order. write <button> before the text and also write float:left on h2
<h2>
<button>Action button</button>
This is heading 2
</h2>
DEMO
Note: also can work only writing float:left on h2 but then complete div slip below
From what I can tell, you'll have to change the structure by putting the the button element to before the "this is heading 2" text. (EDIT: diEcho beat me to it).
Otherwise you'll have to use position:absolute which can cause other problems. Using position:relative on the h2 may help.
Example
Any clue how to stop a DIV element from getting pushed down in a table?
Here's the page: http://www.panabee.com/domain-name-generator/healthy%20food
As you can see, the "Variations" DIV element in the left-hand side is pushed down unnaturally. It should be top aligned with the "Ask for help..." image, but for some reason the presence of the image pushes down the Variations" DIV element. If I replace the image with a little text, the top boxes in the two columns are again top aligned.
Any clues?
Thanks!
P.S. Feel free to offer feedback/suggestions on the site, too! Thanks all.
you need to add to your css vertical-align:top; for #main_box
add vertical-align: top; for #main_box. Because you have the reset, the td takes vertical-align: baseline; and override the "valign=top" in html.
The anchor a tag in your right side bar (inside the ask_for_help div) has a vertical-align of baseline. Remove that and you will be good to go.
you need to add to your css vertical-align:top; for #main_box
I want to use a background image to highlight text in a paragraph. I do not want to use the background-color property for this as I want an image that look more like it was hand highlighted. How can I do this INLINE? I seem to only be able to do it as a block element and then the text breaks to its own line. I need it inline, a sentence here or there within a paragraph.
Example of it working but only as a block level element:
link text
Please scroll down a bit to the YELLOW highlighted text. I need the highlighting to NOT cause the text to break onto the next line AND to end when the associated span ends, which could be right in the middle of a paragraph.
THANK YOU! I read all over the place and could not see a solution.
Change display: block to display: inline on .highlite1.
What browser are you using? Works fine in Firefox 3.6.10 with display: inline.
Setting the span to display:inline seems to work in Chrome and FF. Not tried it in others though.