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Hi there, I have a scenario where I have no option but to absolute position some elements within a div. So I set the parent to position relative, the children absolute, job done. But if I float the parent container to the right, it jumps outside its wrapper. Is there a way to stop this happening? .wrapper{} .parent{position: relative; float: right;} .child{position:absolute;} <div class="wrapper"> <div class="parent"> <div class="child"></div> <div class="child"></div> <div class="child"></div> </div> < -
Hi, I am attempting to create a form control with an input field in the centre, and plus/minus buttons either side. The buttons have an absolute position set so they remain at either edge of the parent container, with the input (ideally) adjusting in with to make up the remaining width. Only in practice it doesn't. I can't really set a width to the input as it needs to adjust the width to for different screen widths. The code: .responsive-container{position: relative; width: 100%;} .minus-button{position: absolute; left: 0; width: 40px;} input{position: absolute; left: 40p
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Hi there, I am trying to build an expanding sidebar menu that is absolute positioned to the left of the screen and spans top to bottom. I don't want to be using fixed position, as the sidebar would have elements that would be hidden beneath the fold on mobile landscape that wouldn't be accessible. So it needs to scroll with the page content. However when using absolute positioning, the container finishes wherever the bottom of the browser is, and is simply cut off there, which looks bad if the rest of the screen content requires scrolling. What I am using: .expanded-m
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Hello, can you please advise on how to center the images of the individual books on this page? http://www.aidanandrewdun.com/books.html As a beginner, I got into the habit of absolute positioning - I apply it to almost everything and I’m not sure if it’s a good idea…and it's somehow doesn't work here anyway. Thank you!
