I am trying to style lists in my website using pseudo elements to replace the default bullet point. However, the pseudo elements render on top of the dropdown menus in the navigation sidebar for some reason. Hover over one of the "Hover me" items to reproduce the issue. :root { /* Color definitions */ –dark:… Read More Pseudo-element z-index issues
When I hover over the <a>, it correctly changes color. But when I hover over the <p>, nothing happens. I do not understand why <p> does not change color when hovered. If I replace the selector with p:hover, then the <p> responds correctly when hovered (but of course the <a> stops). How can I get… Read More `:hover` pseudoclass not applying to `<p>`, while `p:hover` does
Consider this checkbox: <input type=”checkbox” /> When pressing a keyboard button when this checkbox is focused, a solid black outline appears around it. I can get rid of by removing the outline: input { outline: none; } <input type=”checkbox” /> However, I wish to apply an outline to the actual element, and this method would… Read More What is this CSS checkbox state called, and how can I remove its effects?
I am a new programmer working on a project and I want to be able to change the first letter of the first <p> under a <div> with an id. at this point my code looks like this: #content>p:first-letter { font-size: 32px; } <div id=”content”> <h2 role=”heading”>This demonstrates absolute positioning</h2> <p>Static positioning is the default… Read More If there are two child elements nested within a div with an ID, how do you select the first child and change the first letter in CSS?
I want a red underline to display below my "BOOK NOW" anchor tag when a user hovers over it and also the text color to change to white. For some reason, the text color is not changing. I also noticed that the width of the underline which I specified as a 100%, is actually taking… Read More ::after pseudo class not being properly applied to an anchor tag for hover animation
I’m trying to style all tbody tags except the first one but with poor results. As you can see in the snippet, the style is applied to all elements, including the first one, where am I wrong? div.cont_table_toggle table#general_list tbody.divider:not(:first-child) { border-top: 8px solid red; } <link href=”https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bootstrap@5.1.3/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css” rel=”stylesheet”/> <div class=”cont_table_toggle”> <table id=”general_list” class=”table table-bordered”>… Read More CSS pseudo-class: not (: first-child) on the tbody element
I am trying to animate background-color property on hovering from bottom to top and again from bottom to top when mouse is out. I have this pen, but it seems like width: 100% and height: 100% in ::after is calculated based on <p> tag, not <span>. So how can I fix it? I want background-color… Read More How to animate background-color on hovering from bottom to top and again from bottom to top
I’m trying to insert 2 buttons inside 2 divs. All divs in my css have a display grid as assigned. My question is why do the divs with class button-left and button-right expand to take all the space available, even if I did not tell them to have a width of 100% or width of… Read More Why my div in display grid expand to cover all is available are?
I see that MDN Web Docs now lists the :has() pseudo-class among others, but is there something similar to :has-text() from uBlock Origin? span:has-text(Promoted by) { display: none; } uBlock Origin has both, so I’m wondering whether I have simply overlooked something on MDN. >Solution : Unless I’m wrong, this is not possible in CSS.… Read More Is there a native CSS replacement for :has-text()?
i have this code: <li><input type="checkbox" id="checkboxThree" value="Alergia3" ><label for="checkboxThree">Alergia 1</label></li> <li><input type="checkbox" id="checkboxFour" value="Alergia4"><label for="checkboxFour">Alergia 1</label></li> <li><input type="checkbox" id="checkboxFive" value="Alergia5"><label for="checkboxFive">Alergia 1</label></li> <li><input type="checkbox" id="checkboxSix" value="Alergia6" ><label for="checkboxSix">Alergia 1</label></li> But I don’t want to use "id" and "for" because I have to do other thing later and I can’t use them. I have see… Read More How to associate label with checkbox but not using "for=id"