How can I keep 2 p elements apart from each other and centered?
I want to do something like in the picture, the p elements need to be on opposites sides and aligned by the middle of the word, not by the base. I know I could make a container for each word and put those containers inside a flexbox but that feels a bit overkill, is there an attribute that im missing?
How can i center a item in a flex row div, when has 2 childs?
I have 2 itens in the header, i tried
margin: auto for the element, but he has a margin since the end of the first element. By this way, the middle of my second element isn't on the middle of the screen:
i want the middle of the section of buttons, in the middle of the screen...
How to code this background-blending border-radius layout?
Hey,
To increase the image size, I tried
transform: scale(1.5). It seemed to kind of work, but I thought there should be a better way to do this. How would you approach this problem?...
How can I set the divs to be in the center and not scattered when scrolling?
Hello, I haven't been able to deal with one thing for a long time. I would like these divs to be in the middle in three or four elements like in the image? I use portfolio and modal. I don't know what else to write, I showed everything in the picture.
Best regards and thanks for help....
Put text and image side by side
Hey, I want the text to be side by side with the image aligned with the nav bar logo. But it seems like the image is taking up all the space, I didn't add a smaller width, because I want the image to be that size but with the text next to it. What should I do guys?
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// Home.jsx
import React from 'react';...
image stretching
i dont want this image to stretch is there a way to prevent it if i only set its width then if height of image is larger it becomes very big and if width is larger it and i dont use fixed width it pushes the other elements
Help creating a generic overlapping grid rule.
I'm new to css and want to know if there are any clear problems with the attached approach.
Ideally I should be able to use this for any two items.
The result should be two stacked items on the z-axis, with the second item being on top. ...
