im new to html and css and ive made some toggle buttons that im trying to dynamically align to the center of the screen. I found this thing called flexbox which seems to make doing this rather easy however, my…
Hopefully the image i've marked up describes the issue easily enough. The red bordered figure conataining the image is not centered, despite the paragraph above centers fine. Both elements are in the same flexbox container. Seemingly the figure doesn't obey…
I'm trying to get the image on the left to take up the entire height no matter how much content is on the right (see screenshot). You'll have to make the viewport around 850px or less to see what I'm…
I have an unknown number of child items in a container: <div class="container"> <div class="child">Item 1</div> <div class="child">Item 2</div> <div class="child">Item 3</div> <div class="child">Item 4</div> <div class="child">Item 5…</div> </div> I would like to stack these items into 2 columns such…
I am using CSS (here via Tailwind for brevity) to force a flex child to be on its own line in portrait mode by making the flex container flex-wrap and changing the child's order to last and width to full…
I am trying to make a simple flexbox that contains an image and a short paragraph of text, using next/image in next.js. In order to make it responsive, the text will wrap if the screen is too small, which varies…
I'm trying to create a two column layout where the left side is a div full of text, and the right side is a div with an image. They should be centered in the container, and they should both have…
I need help filling up 100 percent of my computer screen's height using Flexbox, while maintaining responsiveness: My current sign in page via Chrome (Notice the whitespace): My current frontend code: const SignIn = () => { return ( <RuxContainer…
Using CSS grid or flexbox, I want to achieve the following responsive layout: Try to lay out two items as equal width columns. If that's not possible because one of the items' content is too long then the items should…
I have 3 columns and I want each column to be aligned left. I am able to do this using flexbox but it seems like a lot of overhead. Is there a better approach? span { display: block; margin:5px; }…