component scoped private props
I’ve seen KPow do this in several videos with the locally scoped custom prop whose value is set to a global prop but then in the modifier class, changes the global prop.
Haven’t really grasped why he changes the global one (sans underscore) instead of the local one (with underscore). Or vice versa just abstain from making a local and just use the global. I’m sure there’s a good reason but why ? Wouldn’t you want to change the locally scoped
That has the indicator (the underscore) that it’s a private prop if you’re going to declare it anyway? Is it just to ensure a fallback? People coming upon the modifier class (.bubble-1) will see
:nth-of-type(2){ —_border: hotpink ; } That has the indicator (the underscore) that it’s a private prop if you’re going to declare it anyway? Is it just to ensure a fallback? People coming upon the modifier class (.bubble-1) will see
—border and go looking in the root for it?...
Max-width child should be aligned at the center
we have a parent div of width 100% ,its child has a max-width containing the title of 350px aligning at the center.After writing the desired css there is some unwanted spaace left in the container how can we avoid this?
3 Cards 1 row where the center card is 1.5 times the size of the 1st and 3rd card.
Like the image, I want 3 divs stacked horizontally. 1st and 3rd div should be the same size but the 2nd (center) div should be a little bigger than the 1st and 3rd div.
I tried using
scale(1.5) on the 2nd div but then it over laps with the 1st and 3rd div. I thought about manually setting height on all three cards and giving the middle one a greater value that the corner cards but AFAIK it's not recommended to set height on things.
I am using tailwind with react, if it matters....
simple discord.js bot question
hey, I have a bot for my NFL server and I wrote this script to ping a user who hates the player Trevor Lawrence anytime tlaw is mentioned. It will read a message for tlaw and ping the user, but for whatever reason capitalized t in Tlaw does not work -- I thought using the | | operator would work but it isn't, thoughts?
Chrome vs. Firefox 😳
For this site:
https://amarlong.github.io/Deichman/frontpage.html
I have the picture set at 70dvh, and it works fine in Firefox (img 1), but not in Chrome (img 2).
This in unchartered territory for me, so not sure how to attack this issue....
Help me position the object.
I need to place the object next to the <aside> but I can't get it to work. I'm working with the Django framework. The screenshot shows how I want it to be positioned. The second screenshot shows what I'm trying to achieve.
I will show the next HTML message.
main.css css is not a complete code...
Why aren't these grid elements moving next to each other?
I'm using the following scheme in a 3-column grid layout:
```css
img:nth-of-type(2n-1) {
grid-column: 3;
}...
