I’m trying to create an automatic slider, I can go through the images using the buttons to change them, but them don’t change automatically and I don’t know why, also the first end button doesn’t work properly at the beginning of the slider. This is the HTML code: This is the CSS code: And this is the JavaScript code: I
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Change display Visibility and Boolean Value onclick in JavaScript
I am trying to change the style display visibility and boolean value(which is a global variable) onclick. Nothing changes with the code I have Written Am I missing anything? CSS Answer You should call changeView in the button event listener:
Adding a theme (one of three themes) when you switch, and a mode (dark or light) when you toggle, to a HTML element in pure JavaScript?
I am going to generate from Markdowm to a single offline HTML page with inline styles and inline scripts. It has a selection list of three themes, using :root and a toggle of dark or light modes, with classes .vscode-dark and .vscode-light, based on VSCode’s Markdowm Preview. It should be like: And CSS: Important observation The root element classes have
how to make a horizontal animation that works synchronously with the scroll? (JS)
Can you please tell me how to make a horizontal animation that works synchronously with the scroll? I made a sample, but there is a drawback – the event has a start and end point, and I want to make a permanent animation: Thank you in advance! Answer Use css animations:
Bootstrap CSS positioning
The words or text below the logo in the navbar are not moving to the right of the logo (for reference link to the page -> http://127.0.0.1:5500/index.html). Additionally the logo is not shifting to its left – it’s happening in basically all the navbar codes. I’m trying to do this using CSS bootstrap. Any explanation would be very helpful since
Display:inline-block before transition with pure Javascript
I am trying to animate a hidden menu box to appear and slide down when the mouse is over the button. It works properly, but when adding the transition display:inline-block -> display:none -> display:inline-block the transition disappears. I already saw a few posts with solutions in jQuery, but none is pure JavaScript, if not for one using EventListener (that I
How to make a pure-CSS animation of CLOCKWISE rotation past 359 degrees
I’m having an issue with pure CSS-based rotation using transform: rotate() coupled with transition: transform. When rotating past 360 degrees, the transition causes a counter-clockwise rotation. See code below or on CodePen. I know I can just keep increasing/decreasing the degree value (e.g. 356->360, instead for 359->0), but this is for a React app and I’d like to simply use
Remove padding from chartjs bar chart canvas
I want to create a single stacked bar chart with Chart.js that shows how close someone is to a certain amount of money. To define this amount I put a dotted line on top of the chart. The problem is however that the canvas of this chart has some unwanted padding. So the line spills over outside of the chart.
I styled focus state for my webpage. But even after I’m done clicking button/link, the focus stays, unless I click whitespaces. How do I make it go?
I’ve styled the focus state for my webpage to my liking. But now it stays on the buttons/links even when I’m done clicking them. I have to click the blank spaces to make it go away. I only want the focus state to be visible when we use TAB key for shifting focus, and(optional) when the buttons are clicked. How
How to change the contents of one container by hovering over elements/links in a DIFFERENT container
I’m currently developing an e-catalogue. Following the suggestion of a Stackoverflow contributor, I now have a navigation bar with a dropdown that produces a two-container menu. Next, I am trying to set it in such a way that when one hovers over a specific element in one container (the left container), the contents of the other container (the right one)