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With the following code, I'm trying to make it so that the 'scroll' div occupies exactly the remaining space of the 'frame' div's height (ending at its padding boundary).

I would like to avoid a situation where the height of the scroll div is hardcoded, as it should scale with its parent (according to the window height).

I haven't been able to figure out a CSS-based solution, and would much appreciate suggestions.

I am attempting to style a website using CSS. I am making it coder themed website just for fun. I would like to make the background image darker as it feels too busy and you can barely see the text. I will also look for a better background, although I do like this one. Is there a way to do this without getting rid of the effect I have, and without darkining the color of the text? Thanks! Also I suggest using full screen to view the snippet.

I have a container with display:flex; Within that container I will sometimes have 2 items or sometimes I will have 3 items. I am using justify-content:space-between; and I want the 2 items to be spaced this way. When there's a 3rd item, I still want those original 2 items to be space-between and then I want the 3rd item to be out of the flex flow. To accomplish this I am using position:absolute; on the 3rd item. In Chrome/Firefox/Safari this works fine, but in IE, the absolutely positioned item is taking on the space-between so the positioning of the 2nd element element is off(it is placed directly in the middle of the container). How can I resolve this? I am open to alternate solutions, but I cannot change the structure of the HTML so it would have to be a CSS-based solution.

I want to build a responsive application with angular 4. I am checking some responsive platforms and of course one of the main options is angular flex-layout.

I made some test pages with angular flex-layout and I saw that it doesn't use css media-queries and all the listening and responsiveness are implemented via typescript.

Could this fact cause a performance problem in mobile devices/low resources devices? There are more responsiveness frameworks such as flexbox-grid which are css based only. wouldn't it be better to use css-based platforms rather than angular flex-layout from performance point of view?

I want to convert an NSAttributedString, to html like this:

I am publishing a React component as a standalone npmjs package. My React component relies on @material-ui/core as a dependency. I am able to specify the react and react-router-dom packages as external in my Webpack configuration file, but it seems as though @material-ui/core still gets bundled into my final product instead of being external.

webpack.config.js:

I have a Parent component. It injects data into two @Input() Child duplicate card components, showing html. In addition, there is difference class in parent, flagging difference between the two classes .

When displaying class members in html below, is there method to highlight items which have changed in, Without Modifying Child Components? Prefer not to inject difference logic in child card components. Would rather have the parent controller highlight differences, without overall logic leaking into child components.

All child components have same css class referring to member name, .city refers to city, .zipcode pertains to item zipcode,

Might need to create javascript function, and then applying in Angular in ngOnit, still researching, trying to apply this answer maybe? Generate dynamic css based on variables angular

Paragraph can not contain block-level elements, including other paragraphs. I disagree with this logic, since I don't see anything wrong with nested paragraphs - for example if I want to quote paragraphs inside an paragraph. But maby that's just me.

Yet I managed accidently nest paragraph like this:

I'm very new to the world of Angular (loving it so far). We have an Angular 1 (JS) app that we plan to convert to the latest Angular 2 (8.3.9) version. One thing that was done in the old app, was make use of the $scope object, and then set the CSS stylesheet link in the root index.html dynamically based on a query parameter in the requesting URL.

Using ngStyle or ngClass to update indiviudal elements in a document it cool, but,

How do we handle changing the entire style sheets on loading the app in Angular 2?

Everything is encapsulated inside the component, and styles specified in the angular.json file are built into the "deployable.js" file. Is it possible to change it at runtime?

This link appears to be the closest example: Generate dynamic css based on variables angular , but still doesn't quite solve the problem at the root index.html file.

The Current OLD Version

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