I expected to see a white font, but everything is blue. Why does this happen? <p style="color:rgba(0, 0, 255, 0.0); background-color: rgba(0, 0, 255, 1.0);"> Hello, World! </p> I tried running this on the Liveweave website.
I'm facing the problem that users can change background colours for HTML components which sometimes conflict with text colours they can't change (or more generally, background and text colour are visually too similar). As a result, the text may become…
.output-container { background: #333; color: #fff; padding: 1rem 1; width: 100%; top: 0; z-index: 1000; text-align: center; } The class is just added into the ; however, I want the grey section behind the text to extend to the edges…
i'm trying to make the background color of the icon green without it going over the circular shape of the icon i've been trying to match the html element's border to the icon's shape, but the element's border is always…
Before Which i'm tending to is the yellow line in the middle I'm using <hr> as the line which is in the middle of the 2 grid parts, but the color is not good, so I'm trying to make them…
I am showing a HTML table using the jQuery Mottie tablesorter. I would like the rows with a "v" in one of its columns to be formatted with a certain (given) background color, which is retained after sorting the table.…
Pretty much what's written above, I want to change the color of the container div so that it reflects the color of specific selected active elements. So for example, the container's background is a shade of grey - when I…
I never had a problem with this but I just want the whole navbar to have the same background color but its not applying under the anchor tags and the h1. here is what i got Could someone explain why…
I am currently making a typing game. I have two variables; the first is the text that the user needs to type, and the second is the text the user has to is currently typing. I have been able to…
I'm trying to create a textbox where if you submit the correct answer, the textbox's background turns green, and red for the incorrect answer. However, nothing seems to happen for both options. document.querySelector('form').addEventListener('submit', function(event) { //Stuff let input = document.querySelector('input[name="q"]');…