According to the MDN docs for revert, it respects inheritance. So, in theory, if I have this HTML: <div class="container"> <h1 class="header">there</h1> </div> and this CSS: .container { font-weight: normal; } .header { font-weight: revert; } the weight of the…
I am trying to design a portfolio website using HTML/CSS and JS. I am done with the animations, switching to a navigation bar, and the website's general design. When I wanted to add some content to my website as text,…
Question: I am trying to build a CSS grid layout to display pictures in a UI with three rows. However, the grid layout does not behave as expected and looks different from the Flexbox layout I implemented. Here is my…
I'm trying to create a layout where a set of images: Are displayed in a single row. Maintain their individual aspect ratios (no distortion). Have the same height across all images. Collectively fill the entire width of the parent container…
I have a page divided into two sections. The page is responsive in the way I want it to be. The problem is, as you can see, that the iframe is not displaying its full content - by cutting the…
I want to have a parent container shrink to fit the contents of its children. This I've found is doable with either inline-block or inline-flex. I also want the children to be able to expand to a max-width, regardless of…
My code for some reason doesn't center containers/text properly but instead centers them vertically, but not horizontally. Instead of horizontally centered text will take up space on the left of the center (image attached) Would appreciate any help and if…
Using Flexbox, how can I configure the buttons so that they're all the same width when flex-direction: column is applied for mobile? It would typically be simple, however, the buttons are two levels beneath the parent and I can't change…
Why does adding display:inline-flex mess with the vertical aligning of these buttons? Notice in the code that the three buttons aren't aligned in the y direction, but changing the 'display: inline-flex' property to 'display: inline' fixes that problem. Why? :root…
I have a two column layout with left section taking 80% width and right section taking 20% width. In the right section, I have a list of items to be displayed with texts that can be bigger than the right…