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QUESTION
I am new to CSS Grid and I am having troubles with responsiveness. The columns are not stacking vertically on mobile devices.
I am using display:grid
for a wrapping div called "primary-wrapper" and then child elements use header
, main
, aside
, and footer
. Then, I use display:flex
for grandchildren.
The header has 3 columns: #logo
, .classic-menu (flexnav)
, and #burger
wrapper for the mobile hamburger.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 20:51The solution to the problem is simple, you should specify the correct area
where the element should be display, like this:
QUESTION
We have a site to where there are a lot of different forms that are submitting the same data format. (previous developer did it this way, why I would never know) My question is, can I find out which page submitted this form data? So I can go into the file and fix the issue? Also, I understand that their is a lot of old code, (HTML 4) I'm just trying to solve the problem so I can then go back and update it to (HTML 5). Once it's fixed.
I have 2 assumptions to why the data can be submitting blank results:
- There is no client or server-side validation going on.
- It's possible a spam bot is bypassing the validation and just submitting blank data to the emails.
I went to one file that I believed was one of the problems to the issue, and modified the following code to try and stop the blank form submission results from happening. Would this still be vulnerable to blank submission results?
Form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-05 at 18:21This is more of a long comment than an answer, but here goes. Consider using CSRF tokens.
The page that has form should have
QUESTION
I have SlimMenu on a website and I noticed that using Microsoft Edge on touch screen enabled devices, with SlimMenu navbar in full width mode (not mobile toggle button mode) when you try to tap on the small arrow down next to the menu items, the dropdown will slideDown and slideUp back immediately.
At first I thought it was a SlimMenu issue, BUT on all other browsers it works as expected (even in Explorer 11), moreover the same issue is reproducible at the same way with FlexNav.
I guess that has something to do on how Edge browser handles .mouseenter() and .mouseleave() actions.
To replicate the issue:
- Windows 10
- Microsoft Edge
- A touch screen enabled device
Then go to SlimMenu page: http://adnantopal.github.io/slimmenu/ (in the middle of the page you have a demo of the menu, try it in full width mode).
So does anybody know if there's a workaround for this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-10 at 13:10I was right. It has to do on how Microsoft Edge browser handles .mouseenter() and .mouseleave().
In fact they should NOT propagate to child elements, BUT in Edge they do.
To solve the issue I had to manually stop the propagation from "li" to "span":
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