How can I make the handle which resizes content bigger. It's too small.
I set my parent up with this CSS but the handle that appears is so tiny that it's barely visible.
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instead of putting that on the
<div>, put it on the <textarea>it's an
<embed/> but now it's not even appearing.
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i don't think this will be possible then
because of tailwind?
no
try to remove the
overflow scroll
but i don't think it will work that well
embeds are ... weirdyea it didn't work
you know a better tool for CSS?
i don't think you will get it to work
yes: sass/scss
I used to use it. it's alright but I prefer tw
it's the entire context switching
tailwind has it's uses, but it's gross
reading tailwind feels like touching wet food when washing the dishes
i don't think you can directly style that bit so your best bet is pseudo element??
it's in an embed
it's controlled by an external process
which is why i said that i don't think it is possible
it looks like a pdf reader, which won't work on mobile, but many desktops have all sorts of fucked up scroll bars, and positioning anything perfectly is nearly impossible
and i really mean what i said, specially those thin transparent hunks of junk that vanish
making it resizable aside, are you saying using embed to preview pdf might also break on some devices?
break? no, it just won't work
you MUST provide a fallback
for example, chrome mobile doesn't work with embed pdfs, and you need to use pdf.js by yourself
alright. I just want a preview for the pdf on mobile and desktop and want to get done with it
ill take a look at this pdf.js
darn it. you're right. it says "plugin not supported"
just tested on mobile
you have to add fallback content
what sort of fallback? Like a "download pdf" button?
also it's quite odd knowing that pdf viewing is simply not a thing on mobile browsers.
I was searching online thinking that there has to be a way but really, there isn't one. hmm
it's just not implemented on moble browsers I guess.
that or you can use pdf.js to show the pdf