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QUESTION
I am working on a personal web app where frontend was created in a 3rd party (bootstrap) software.
My asset
directory is under template/asset
directory.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 05:39you are giving relative path, you need to change the links like
QUESTION
I have build the below CSS/Jquery script that on mouseenter scales the DIV and change a font awesome icon to some text when mouseEnter´s, and should change the back to the icon on mouseLeave, but for some reasson I can see in the console that when I remove the mouse from the DIV it rigth after triggers mouseEnter, which leaves the text in the DIV instead of changing back to the icon.
As you can see in my below script I have also experimented with .hover instead of .mouseenter/.mouseleave, but it gives the same result.
What am I doing wrong here?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 19:39You are having this issue because of your div height, when you leave a div you enter in another div. I have added 10px height more for .SystemInfodiv:hover
QUESTION
So if I try to load a page for example /patient_profile
the css loads correctly, it's when I continue the path to /patient_profile/settings_patient_profile
the css just breaks, both pages that I mentioned above are the same file, I just tried to test the routing to see if it works.
the route is managed like this:
route('/patient_profile/:id')
route('/patient_profile/settings_patient_profile/:id')
And I do land in the desired page, only the design elements don't work.
I read in another topic here that setting a static route with express to assets
in my situation should fix the issue, but it didn't, I probably didn't understand how correctly use static path.
this directory tree:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 18:39For your CSS files to work reliably, no matter what the path of the parent page is, you need to use absolute URLs for the CSS links, not relative links. So, start the link with /
, not with ../
.
You don't show exactly where the target CSS files are in your server file system, but I would guess that you need to change this:
QUESTION
I created bootstrap html files in Bootstrap studio; The structure as follows:
Then I moved root all these files to WEB-INF/view folder in Spring project end change them to jsp format.
I have a controller that maps 'localhost:8080/greeting' url to index.jsp
This how the page is supposed to look:
And this is how it actually looks:
Just to be honest, I have no idea how to include bootstrap in my spring project, so I don't ask to explain everything to me, but I'd love if someone could give me advice how to make this working.
Here's my greeting.jsp file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 13:27I solved the problem by using jsp tag inside href attribute in link tag. So I changed the following:
QUESTION
This is probably a rookie question but I'm stuck with this and have gone through the troubleshooting steps here.
I am using a local copy of fontawesome-all.min.css
in my assets which I have imported in main.css
as follows:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 07:05Don't add the class on the a
tag. Add font-awesome classes inside a tag, like given below:
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