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Overlapping CSS Elements
Hello, You have many solutions however if you want something to be at a very specific position you should make its position to relative and play with the top/right/bottom/left properties. Example: .excerpt { position: relative; top: 5px; w…
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Absolute position differences between web-kit browsers and the others
not loading as well
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CSS Alignment help
Hello again, My code is correct however I just noticed all your divs inside your wrapper are absolute -_-. Set the wrapper to what I've mentioned before but change top:200px; to top:245px; And delete all absolute positions for #navigationba…
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Scrolling for a fixed element
Hello ChrisP, This is a simple fix with overflows :D #headerNav{ position: absolute; overflow-y: scroll; overflow-x: hidden; } Hope that helps ^^
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Linking CSS Files - Need some insight
Hello jonedwards, Interesting topic, first of all never use @import it is terrible performance wise. Next I agree with HugoGiraudel here Size does matter however the number of request is your priority therefore you should combine all your CSS into …
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Retina media query not loading background image
Hello Mikes02, You havn't included screen size for every line and that is probably the issue, like so: only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2) and (min-width: 320px) For medium screens only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-r…
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CSS background change within a div
Hello fujihime, This is very simple :D. Your website is not loading for me however here is an example for you. First thing you need to do if you havn't done so already is include the jquery script to your page. add this script at the bottom o…
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margin-left not taking effect for IE
Hello Pressuredat19, May I first suggest you use div tags instead of tables and then CSS instead of inline CSS and old HTML that are deprecated. If you choose to stick with the table you can still style it using CSS like so table { position: re…
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Flexible height triangle to go on the side of a div filled with text
Hello Thomen, Not only can you use :before/:after but instead of having an image as your arrow you can make your own arrow using CSS. .box:after { display:block; position:absolute; content:''; margin-top: 0px; margin-left: 60px…
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CSS Alignment help
Hello :), Simple stuff, first thing you need is to fix your wrapper so that the content is always centered so let's get to it: HTML: DELETE align="center" to both divs and delete the first div, make sure to delete it's clos…