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In inspect element, I added a space functions and it was succesfull.
Image of added space
I put it between tag <a/> and </span>. It's correct location and not different with inspect element section.
redirect function
But it is still failing all over and over...
Incorrect space
Use entity to add spaces in between tags, use <br> to add line-break to your tags
Either way you can use css to this to add spacing. In your span:
CSS
span.showpageNum {
margin-right:10px; // or any px you want to adjust spacing
display:inline-block;
}
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I have a textarea where an user can add CSS code and the code is applied to the site
but the textarea is not styled, it shows all the code as normal text.
most of the libraries I have found are too big for the only thing I need,
I need a simple textarea that can highlight the css code like codepen or jsfiddle but only for css code
There are libraries such as highlight.js that allows you to do this
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We have a landing page on our sub-domain (i.e. landing.ourcompany.com) that we forward people to our Wordpress website page (ourcompany.com/page) but have one content item (with a CSS class) we want to "display: none;" if they come from that specific link (i.e. landing.ourcompany.com). Is it possible with javascript to detect the Referrer link and then add the CSS to the page?
Yes, you can, as you said, in your page you can do something like
if(document.referrer == "google.com"){
document.body.classList.add("googleRef") //or whatever you want
}
then, since the class in on the body, your stylesheet can have something like
.googleRef .divThatIWantToHide{
display: none
}
So the class on the body tag element works as a flag to know what to hide. Take in consideration that the if statement needs to be improved
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I'm trying to recreate this effect that is achieved using the CSS property background-attachment:fixed, but I would recreate that effect using divs, I would recreate that on a h1 tag for example.
Is that possible?
Thanks
you have to customised http://tympanus.net/Blueprints/ScrollingLayout/js/cbpFixedScrollLayout.min.js
to achieve " I would recreate that effect using divs, I would recreate that on a h1 tag for example" instead "section" as it has below code
var cbpFixedScrollLayout=(function(){var a={$sections:$("#cbp-fbscroller > section")...
so it will always create this effect on section element.
so if you want to create it any other tag rather than section then you have yo customise above js, please try to implement it first .
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I need to know:
with some of what position people select the text
and add text around it full of tag with his class.
Wherein:
report should be based on HTML tags
without such as span and link (a)
Example:
I marked this as a duplicate but the comment afterwards meant a response may be needed.
If you look at the only answer here: Get the highlighted text position in .html() and .text()
you will find that there is mention of
Reference
.wrap()
.before()
.after()
You should be able to use those along with the second part of the answer to add in any tags you want to the selected text.
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I want to have a background "frame", but it is only meant for styling. I want to accomplish this without using bg-image just to avoid having an image, but my concern is that having an additional parent element to the "picture" seems to be unnecessary. What is the best way to go about this? The frame basically just has additional padding and border.
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I want the inner div to have drop shadow and a border, and the other div to have another border with a variable padding in between. is that possible with styling on a single div?
Do you mean like this? http://jsfiddle.net/Z82Sv/
If so, that's your answer.
[edit]: to clarify, you can do all kinds of things with this, such as http://jsfiddle.net/Z82Sv/1/