I am trying to build a custom version of a column (call it CustomColumn) that lays out the children lazily, similar to what a ListView would do but with more control on how exactly they are laid out. The most…
/* CSS */ em {font-style: italic; background yellow} ::autonomous-not-child-of-a-p-element-? :: em {font-style:normal; background gray} Given two situations both using <em> differently, in need to be styled differently. The first case contains a paragraph element and within it one or multiple…
When running the project on local whether in dev or prod mode using whether npm run dev or npm run build followed by npm run preview respectively it works just fine on my local machine, When deploying the app in…
I have one centered Row in Card and two Column there. How can I align elements by Y axis for icons in two columns (dashed line in screenshot)? Here's a code: Expanded( child: Row( mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceAround, children: [ Column( mainAxisAlignment:…
I am creating a simple little "Hall of Flags" HTML page that should have a narrow column of flags shown as png images, each inside a CSS picture frame. The CSS frames example here was my starting point. My outermost…
im not sure what to use in that case I want to have resumé (img) on the left, the biographie (p) with a wide width in the middle and on the right in the same area a input (email), texterea…
I have a new UI with 2 items. If the text in the first item is too long, I need to wrap it to a new line like the screenshot. I don't know how to do. Does anyone have a…
I am working on a layout where I have some text on the left side and an image on the right side. Below them, I have three smaller images. I want to align the left text and the right image…
For previous siblings, it works. But How to make widget appear on top next siblings in Row and Column ? I know that I can just force to make it work by moving the widget on top to the next…
enter image description here Eng: I want to divide the header into three parts, which semantic tag is better to use for this? I used to use <div>, but I need something more professional. There were ideas to use <nav>,…