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You can try initial and inherit <input name="course_code" id="course_code" style="height:initial;line-height:inherit" placeholder="Course Code" type="text"> You could also use unset but it will be supported only in Chrome and Firefox: style="height:unset;line-height:unset" ...
What you're looking for is a "sticky footer". The older CSS-only way of doing this requires that you know the exact height of the footer. The best solution I was...
I removed the margin and padding from all elements to prevent the gap between document edge and border. * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } To use the 100% height...
It's a total hack, but you could write your own jQuery function that redefines the height after the unknown javascript file does. Just put the jQuery code before the closing...
JavaScript (vanilla) has no element.height function as far as I know. It should be .clientHeight or .offsetHeight depending on what you are looking for. offsetHeight returns the height including the...
You can set this explicitly in your css. For example: table#recTable{width:100%; border:1px solid red;} #recTable tr td {height:40px; border:1px solid red;} HTML <table id="recTable"> <tr><td>Something</td></tr> <tr><td>Something else</td></tr> </table>...
This got resolved by add overflow: hidden; - thanks to Akshay !
Question 2 The width behavior of p versus span is due to the CSS specification for the width property. width does not apply to non-replaced inline elements (span), so p...
Hi check this code i tried to fix your problem http://jsfiddle.net/XxRJe/13/. To handle heights on divs with % you need to be carefull because to make it work all his...
You can use the boostrap img-responsive class. <div class="row"> <div class="col-xs-6"> <img src="http://placehold.it/1000x100" class="img-responsive"> </div> </div> Here is a sample bootply...
in first: make sure the jQuery has beed loaded in document, so add follow code in demo <script type='text/javascript' src='//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.js'></script> Second the script window.onload = function() { $('.overlay').css('height', $('.image').height() );...
Just set font-size to 1px; IE is limiting height of this div to font size.
If you only need height support, cut it into 3 pieces: upper, middle, and bottom. Set the background to the middle part with repeat for y, and place the upper...
Using the width to calculate the percentage is correct behavior. You cannot set a margin based on a percentage of the height. One possibility is to set position: absolute; top...
I would suggest using the table and table-row values of the display property for this. The image-wrapper and text elements are both table rows, and so expand to fill the...
This has nothing to do with the td really, but with the nature of position: relative. A relative element's space stays reserved in the document flow. Get rid of the...
Problem with green border? Set height to auto, or just del this rule from your css-file. reset.css 21 line...
select, button { border:1px solid gray; margin:0; padding:0 .6em; //updated height:2.3em; //new box-sizing:border-box; //new } ...
Is there any reason it has to be 30% as opposed to a set height? I was able to achieve the effect I think you're going for by throwing the...
You can't have #Logo's height affecting #Nav's height of they are both absolutely positioned (without using JS). Would something like this do the trick instead? Update This fiddle fits the...
CSS Flex is your friend mate. Just add display: flex to the container like this: .info_container { display: flex; } Everything else should just fall into place :) Karen Manenez...
Generally speaking, floats aren't well suited for layout purposes. For equal height columns, using the table display properties is your best bet for maximum browser support. First, you'll need to...
To expand on my comment, you can't do it semantically. You have to use a little trick to fake the 100% height. It's called faux columns, and you can read...
This happens when you use POSITION in your CSS. Remove the POSITION from the INNER class and the OUTER div will expand correctly. Perhaps you could use margins to position...
You ask... or I should directly remove the css from bootstrap.css ...to which in this case I would reply, "Yes!" Obviously, there is not going to be any more "updates"...
The only real way of doing this in a cross browser fashion is with tables. As content is added to the sidebar cell below, it will force the entire row...
WHen you're asking your map to be height 100% it doesn't know what to be height 100% of. If you set your HTML and BODY tags to be height 100%...
Using CSS calc() .frameArea .frame { ... height: calc(100% - 25px); } DEMO calc() is not compatible with older browsers and thus might give you compatibility problems, to overcome this...
I found a soliton like that, and it works: http://jsfiddle.net/Us5Cn/...
Relatively position the container, .sub_project, and give it left padding. Absolutely position .optzeci and give it top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0;. http://jsfiddle.net/W7Nrn/9/ .sub_project { ... padding-left: 175px; position: relative;...