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CSS Display None or Visibility Isn't Working
I have a list of links that are horizontal on the homepage of my site. However, while making the site responsive once the screen gets too small, like for mobile devices I want to change it to where ...
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Show hidden element if their character length is less than 8
I have a hidden element called ShowUsername that I want to show if the user inputs a username that is less than 8 characters. I can't seem to figure this out if someone could help me out. I currently ...
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Display vs Visibility
In one of my page I can have two situation.
The first, in case no event found
<div class="mec-wrap mec-skin-list-container" id="mec_skin_1210">
<div class="mec-skin-list-events-...
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CSS visibility rule for Tooltip doesn't work
display: none; vs visibility: hidden;
I know that "display: none;" will not take space and "visibility: hidden;" will take space when hidden.
Then why is this tooltip defined by "visibility: hidden;"...
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Div flicker when fading in and out with timeout
one div I am using like a done msg. It should appear when a process is finished and disappear after a few seconds. For that I coded this little code snippet:
function showProcessFinishedMsg(msg)...
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When to use visibility:hidden vs display:none
I understand that using visibility:hidden preserves the space on the page and display:none does not, however, when does it make sense to "preserve" the space? That can leave an awkward blank area/...
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HTML - Removing an element's "presence" on the page but keeping its visibility?
I have an element that overlays another element. The main element is a canvas where elements constantly have mouse interactions and the element directly overtop of it just shows elements that act as ...
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Span elements still visible after display:none;
I have four span elements that serve as Font Awesome (icon font service) stacks meaning that they each contain two font-awesome "i" elements.
<span class="fa-stack fa-2x left-arrow-button ...