flexgrid | Flexbox CSS Layout System | User Interface library
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Flexgrid is a flexbox based CSS Layout System. It's simple and easy to use and can be used on it's own or with any other CSS framework. ##Installation Installing Flexgrid can be done very easily using bower. ##Usage To use Flexgrid, all you need to do is embed the compiled CSS within your web page. ##Getting Started To get started using the flex features you can create a parent flex container using the flex class. To align the child elements in rows or columns, you can make use of the row-layout and column-layout classes respectively. To arrange child elements in a column. ##Child Element Positioning To make use of child element positioning available in Flexgrid, you can make use of one of the align-- classes where can be one of top, middle and bottom and can be one of left, center and bottom. What this means is that, for instance, to get that vertical centered div you've been looking for, all you need to do is this. Doing this aligns DIV1 and DIV2 side by side and vertically centered within the parent div. The classes above are shortcut classes for the much longer classes, where can be one of vertical or horizontal, and represent the axis we are targetting to align child elements in. The class depends on the class specified and for vertical can be align-top, align-middle and align-bottom. Specifying vertical will align child elements to the top, middle or bottom depending on what was specified. The same exact thing goes for horizontal alignment. You can specify align-left, align-center or align-right for the in this case and it does exactly what you'd expect. Aligns the child elements left, center or right.
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QUESTION
From MDN Web Docs: "window.getComputedStyle()
method returns an object containing the values of all CSS properties of an element, after applying active stylesheets and resolving any basic computation those values may contain."
Window.getComputedStyle()
returns a CSSStyleDeclaration
object which contains key-value pairs containing names of all the CSS properties. To get the resolved value of a particular CSS property, getPropertyValue("property-name")
can be used. But, window.getComputedStyle(document.querySelector(".box1")).getPropertyValue("order")
is returning the order of element w/ class .box1
in the flexbox as "0". Infact, it's returning the order of every element inside flexbox as "0".
Link to JS Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/asxyzp/h6b3j5dL/
Additional context: I was trying to add tooltip to my project (https://flexgrid.asxyzp.repl.co/ref?platform=so), using tippy.js which creates a tooltip for every flexbox element using tippy('.box1',{content:``CLASS: .box1, ORDER : ${window.getComputedStyle(document.querySelector(".box1")).getPropertyValue("order")}``});
so that it would display the order of the flexbox element dynamically, even when changes are made, but it didn't work, so I tried to do it in fiddle, but even there I was getting the order for elements as 0.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 18:39You haven't set order
css rule on the element,
Try adding:
QUESTION
I want to use PrimeNG's FlexGrid and tried to simply copy the example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-25 at 17:44You need to install the primeflex
package.
QUESTION
I need to format a 10 digit string to this format: '(123) 456-7890'. However, I need this to happen as the user types. So if the user has inputted only 3 digits, the input should display: '(123)'. If they've inputted 5 digits the input should display: '(123) 45'
With my current code, the formatting only takes place after the 10th character is entered. I'd like it so that it formats it from the third character onwards.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-05 at 01:24Your current code's regex only matches when ten digits are entered (3, 3, then 4). You could update the regex to accept a range of digits, such as:
QUESTION
Displaying an image gallery of different sized images and ratio with the following specs:
- No blanks (margins) between images.
- Respecting the original ratio as much as possible.
- Images surrounded by a link.
- Non-JS solution.
- Images could be cropped a bit.
- Portable solution.
- Set of images displayed is random.
- Images must be displayed from left to right (prevents using columns).
I achieved that with the following flexbox solution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-01 at 15:30one way you can solve it is by adding line-height: 0
to the a
and setting the height
value with px
value.
QUESTION
I have a Flexgrid (vb6 not .Net) disconnected from any Db, having some rows like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 20:31I assume you are using a Microsoft FlexGrid control where the first column is a quantity and the second column is the vat.
The following code will produce the results shown in the TextBox:
QUESTION
I have a flexgrid being populated by a datatable. I am then grouping by a specified column and adding nodes to use the treeview property. The issue is, for example, if I have 1000 records and it splits it up into 20 groups, I will have 20 records at the end that are just added into the last node because it stops looking after 1000 rows, INCLUDING the nodes that it created, meaning that it would think there are 1020 rows in the grid. Here is the function I am using to create the nodes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-12 at 23:51After more research and some collaboration with some developers, I found the oh so simple solution, so I will post it here since I was not able to find much research online about this topic. The issue was that the loop was not making it to the end of the grid, because as nodes were created, the number of rows increased. The solution to this was to add the same for loop before, but with a counter incrementing wherever a node will be placed. That way, when I run the for loop to place the nodes, I add the counter to the number of rows I am looping through so that it loops through the whole thing. That counter looks like this and was placed right before the for loop i have posted above.
QUESTION
I'am using the Primeflex Flexgrid according to the documentation, but it wraps to a new line after 11 rows, when instead it should only wrap if 12 rows are used. Does someone have a fix for that? Version in package.json: "primeflex": "^1.0.0-rc.1",
I have included the "node_modules/primeflex/primeflex.css" in my angular.json, otherwise it wouldn't wrap anything at all, so this is not the issue. I suspect the problem is somewhere in the Library, but I am too newbie to find the solution (yet) and simply override it with a SCSS Class myself. I also found an existing issue on Primflexes Github, but the solution that another user reported there is not explained well enough for me to understand it.
See my Stackblitz demo of the problem.
I expect it to work like this (sorry for the picture link, but apparently I'm not smart enough to properly include an image).
Also, if someone with more Rep could add the Tag "Primflex" it would be great.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 09:12QUESTION
I can think of several ways to work around this, but my question is if I'm missing a way to do this natively.
I have a footer on my page. I want to display some text which is right aligned in the footer. But I also want the text center aligned vertically.
The immediate thought is to add some padding to the element, but if I decide to make the footer resizeable later that will break the design. There are some other CSS approaches that don't use native Flexgrid options.
The other idea is to put a div within a div (for example, any element) and then center the first align-content: center the first one and align-content: flex-end the interior one. Which works but is a little messy.
What I'm wondering however is if I can natively tell Flexgrid to align the content both to the right horizontally and centered vertically?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-31 at 01:50QUESTION
EDIT
I've accepted the answer given by @user943702 below. I needed to modify it slightly to work with my Vue implementation as shown in the snippet below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-03 at 19:40Edit:
- As @user943702 has pointed out we can make use of
max-content
property, to remove the extraneous spaces in each column (do not confuse this property with that coming in the explanation though which is a widths value per element basis, and this one is per column basis) For space distribution : there is a handy property called
justify-content
I've chosen to set it to center, among other values, you can set it to :
QUESTION
I use Flex Grid in my Angular7 project but although the behavior is normal in the first situation, and I can locate two p-col-6 side by side, I cannot make them side by side after moving them in p-col-12. Here is the problem:
#status 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-27 at 07:39The problem is the nesting you've added causes .p-col-6
to no longer be a child of the flexbox parent, .p-grid
. Instead, .p-col-6
is a block level element, and will not align side-by-side as would typical row-directional flex children.
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