The reason why this doesn't work on mobile devices is that the pixel values for the width and the height are much too big for small screens. Try percentages or vw / vh.
For transform: translate, see...
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The reason why this doesn't work on mobile...
The reason why this doesn't work on mobile devices is that the pixel values for the width and the height are much too big for small screens. Try percentages or vw / vh.
For transform: translate, see...
I'm glad it works now.
I'm glad it works now.
Try
Try
<span class="menuheader" onclick="toggleImage(); $('.tree').fadeOut(0)">Toggle Image</span>
That's odd. Can you show me your problematic page?
That's odd. Can you show me your problematic page?
Hello Marain,
As you intend to examine the...
Hello Marain,
As you intend to examine the matter further when you can find the time, I'd like to add that my remark in #5 about the need of knowing the dimensions of the picture was a bit too...
Hi Frank:
Hi Frank:
<a href="javascript: animatedcollapse.hide(['tree'])">hide tree</a>
Hi marain,
In your css-file (njmarijuana.css) it...
Hi marain,
In your css-file (njmarijuana.css) it says that the class names are associated with the body-element of particular pages, so it's only natural that the body gets the borders, not the...
Try this:
Try this:
<?php
if(isset($_POST['Email'])) {
$recipient = "chechu@gmail.com";
$subject = "Newsletter subscription";
$sender = $_REQUEST['Email'];
$body .= "Add this email address to the...
The absolute links on a 'https-site' must be...
The absolute links on a 'https-site' must be 'https-links'. The relative links work alright in all cases. So in your case, you could replace
...
Your code is correct. The sender is NOT the...
Your code is correct. The sender is NOT the recipient because of $body .= " ".$_REQUEST['Email']." \n";, where Email is the address entered by the sender.
As for forcing an error message when...
That's also what I had in the code I gave you. So...
That's also what I had in the code I gave you. So what you did in your fiddle is not what I proposed, view souce of this.
Try jsfiddle.net. You can test HTML, CSS and...
Try jsfiddle.net. You can test HTML, CSS and JavaScript code snippets there, known as 'fiddles'.
EDIT:
Or try this. I made it a long time ago for personal use. It's not perfect but good enough for...
That's odd! Can you put your page online so that...
That's odd! Can you put your page online so that I can see what might cause the problem?
Something like this:
...
Something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>Dynamic Drive: CSS Liquid Layout #2.1-...
Just an example:
Just an example:
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Alef|Alegreya Sans|Allan|Arimo|Combo|Cookie|Dancing Script|Farsan' rel='stylesheet'>
Hi James,
I'm not sure I understand what you are...
Hi James,
I'm not sure I understand what you are tryring to do, but finding a character in a string can be easily done with the help of the substring() method.
This may be a 'cache error'. Do the 404 errors...
This may be a 'cache error'. Do the 404 errors still appear after you have emptied the history?
Marain, thanks.
For now, I'm unsure about how to...
Marain, thanks.
For now, I'm unsure about how to do it inside the .htaccess file, sorry. Perhaps someone else?
I have a site with a subdomain for one of my children who doesn't want an SSL...
Remove the RewriteRule from the .htaccess file ,...
Remove the RewriteRule from the .htaccess file , then put
<script>
var my_domain='marainlaw.com'
if (location.protocol == 'http:' && document.URL.substring(document.URL.indexOf(my_domain),...
See this...
See this.
You could also use javascript to redirect the visitor to https:// by doing something like
/*HTTP to HTTPS redirect for a site having 'yoursite.com' as its domain name*/
/*Put this on...
Arsen that line can't be entered into the...
Arsen that line can't be entered into the original DD-script just like that. What you want would require a whole lot of changes in the script.
What you could do is use the code below, which is an...
Be careful though. A break that looks good on...
Be careful though. A break that looks good on your screen may look ugly on a screen that's wider or narrower than yours.
Ask your question please.
No, I have not changed the positioning method due...
No, I have not changed the positioning method due to the width problem only. There were also other problems with my previous script, among which sudden unwanted position changes for certain dropdowns...
I noticed that the revised script (post #22)...
I noticed that the revised script (post #22) doesn't work well with Chrome for Android, so I made some final(?) changes. If you use the link given in my previous post, please refresh the page to be...
Hi Arsen,
I've completely revised the script,...
Hi Arsen,
I've completely revised the script, see this. (Refresh the page if you have been there before).
The script is much more solid now. As far as I can see, there's no width-problem...