augie | An Upspin installer and MacOS menu bar widget
kandi X-RAY | augie Summary
kandi X-RAY | augie Summary
This repository contains a MacOS menu bar widget for Upspin users. See the master repository for more information.
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- startup handles the startup request .
- formatRequest is used to format the request .
- putUser stores the user into the store .
- isRegistered returns true if the user is a registered user .
- makatic generates a kubatic license file
- File returns the content of the named file .
- writeConfig generates the config for the given file and store .
- gcpStateFromPrivateKeyJSON builds a gcp state from JSON
- genkey generates a random key for the given user .
- makeRoot creates a new directory
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QUESTION
I have attached my HTML and CSS below, along with a screenshot of the webpage. The bulleted list is not formatting correctly. I want them to form a straight line in the middle with the bullets right beside the words and evenly lined up in the center. Also, my header and footer, both red, look so much wider than the rest of the webpage; how would I fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-07 at 11:49That's how lists work in a centered element, I'm afraid. However, there is a solution!
The problem is that you have a div
that spans the whole width of the page, within which you've asked for the text to be centered. And your browser has done exactly what you asked for. However, the rule for where the bullets are positioned is that they go to the left of the entire text line. So, when the line is centered, they are off to the left, as you see. (Basically, the text-align
applies to the text but not to the bullets, which are technically outside the text itself.)
The solution is to remove the text-align: center
and instead to position your bulletPoints
div so that this container is centered while the list inside remains left-aligned. You could, for example, do something like this, although you'll need to fiddle with the width to make it suit the layout you want:
QUESTION
I have attached my HTML along with my CSS code and a picture of the webpage. I can not figure out why there is a gap in the red background color at the bottom. Any help is much appreciated
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Answered 2021-Sep-07 at 05:32add the div with 'class=copyright' inside the footer and remove the extra
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