My 5 HTML buttons are set to 20% max width and should all fit in 1 row, but it's displaying in 2 rows. Why? I have 2 beginner questions. I am new to Javascript/CSS/HTML, and have learned a few basics…
I have a blog where I use the affiliate links of GetYourGuide. In particular, I use it in this page: https://www.visitare.net/best-tours-in-bologna/ I insert the affiliate widget through the HTML widget of Elementor, and it comes with a very annoying H2…
I'd like to achieve displaying none in the dom tree the parent div, but to keep the child div stil visualized by css only. <div> // keep this div <div> // with media query make this div dissapear <div> //…
when i try to create an item which is to be saved on the local Storage first and then display on the screen, the inputs display on the screen except the image.
Been struggling for hours trying to figure this out but I at least have all of the parts looking the way that i want them. I am trying to align a logo (currently in the right spot on the page),…
This is a simple code to show and hide content. when the button is hovered the list is shown but when I want to go through my list (for example a or b or c ) it (the list) will…
I have a problem like I have 2 divs in a section, and I wanted to make them to get next each other just bu using display: inline-block; But it doesn't happen even if I have given them the same…
Please why do my icons not arrange in a row despite the div property set to flex. Also note that the icons are embedded in a tags. Here is the code in HTML <div class="social-media"> <a href="#"><i class='bx bxl-twitter'></i></a> <a…
I'm trying to line up three div tags that contain linked images for social icons on a portfolio website. I've been able to get them next to each other, but have only been able to get them evenly spaced across…
I created some div elements and gave them the same width of 5px. This is my CSS code: div { background-color: black; width: 5px; height: 100px; display: inline-block; } I was expecting all the divs to look the same, but…