I have an HTML script with date inputs for each day of the week (Sunday-Saturday). I'd like to validate the inputs so that the user can only select dates which match that day of the week. For example, December 1,…
I'm looking for a way to determine if an element is scrollable in given direction. That is, if I can call Element.scrollBy to scroll it. I've searched around extensively and ended up with: /** * Whether the element can be…
i am trying to disable option in p-dropdown but i use ng-template for looping the options here is my code any suggestions ? thanks <p-dropdown [options]="task.statusOptions" optionLabel="name" optionValue="id" (onChange)="updateTaskCurrentStatus($event, task)" appendTo="body" [placeholder]="this.dropdownPlaceholder(task)" > <ng-template let-status pTemplate="status"> <div [ngStyle]="{ color: status.uiSetting.color}"…
I would like to replace instances of "n", "t", and " " (four spaces) in RegEx, but preserve all whitespace inside of an HTML comment block. Unfortunately, the comment can contain anything, including other HTML tags, so I have to…
I'm making an HTML form with a date picker for each day the week. The form is going to be printed at the end. I want to hide the 'mm/dd/yyyy' placeholder when the page is printed. Ideally it would still…
I have my HTML as window.onload = function() { /*The initial item number set to 3 */ var itemNo = 3; /* get the date of current day */ var today = new Date(); var todaystring = today.toLocaleDateString(); /* after…
I have the following code: <h2> Deadpool <svg width="53" height="64" class="inline" aria-label="and"> <use href="#oleo-ampersand"></use> </svg> Wolverine:<br> A StackOverflow Example </h2> The ampersand is stylized as follows: Now, I want screen readers to narrate it as a regular phrase (i.e.“Deadpool and…
I'm working on an Angular project. I need to add printing support. The specific page that I need to print has, within it, a content div that is scrollable. When I print the page (using Chrome, Ctrl+P), the overflowing content…
Im Trying to create a paragraph that is inside a two divs and where there is a decoration on each side. I can get this to work with absolute pixel Values but trying to make it responsive with relative (percentual)…
HTML : <html> <body> <div id="a"> </div> </body> </html> Above is my simple html given and i wrote a function to add a children div in each div. function appendChildren() { var allDivs = document.getElementsByTagName("div"); console.log(allDivs) // [div#a, a: div#a]…