Just a list of things I've done with CSS that I'd like to keep note of for future styling. Most of these will be in SASS format.
Been running into this a lot, helped me center images in middle of the screen even when resizing it. Percentages may need to be adjusted by case scenario along with media queries.
transform: translateY(-50%)
position: absolute
top: 50%
/* OR */
display: flex
flex-direction: column
align-self: center
Instead of using --webkit-fill-available, I've found this to be more dynamic and work on more browsers.
/* offset the height */
height: calc(100% - 167px)
/* normal 100% */
width: calc(100%)
I've needed to overlay many images on top of another upon hover and out, this helped me do it pretty well. Found this here.
.card
width: 130px
height: 195px
position: relative
display: inline-block
margin: 50px
.card .img-top
display: none
position: absolute
top: 0
left: 0
z-index: 99
.card:hover .img-top
display: inline
HTML in SLIM for the view.
.card
= image_tag "images/back.jpg", alt: "Card Back"
= image_tag "images/front.jpg", class: "img-top", alt: "Card Front"
.hex-button
position: relative
display: block
width: 146px
height: 54px
line-height: 62px
text-align: center
font-size: 22px
text-decoration: none
text-transform: uppercase
margin: 40px auto
font-family: $yourfont
.hex-button:before, .hex-button:after
width: 166px
left: -10px
height: 28px
bottom: 29px
.your-btn-color
color: $yourcolor
.your-btn-color:before, .your-btn-color:after
border: 3px solid $yourcolor
.hex-button:before
position: absolute
content: ''
border-bottom: none
-webkit-transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(5deg)
-moz-transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(5deg)
transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(5deg)
.hex-button:after
position: absolute
content: ''
border-top: none
-webkit-transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(-5deg)
-moz-transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(-5deg)
transform: perspective(7px) rotateX(-5deg)
top: 30px
.hex-button:hover
color: $yourcolor
background: $yourcolor
.hex-button:hover:before, .hex-button:hover:after
border-right: 24px solid $yourcolor
border-left: 24px solid $yourcolor
td:first-child:before
content: 'ยป'
opacity: 0
color: orange
transition: 0.5s
tr:hover
td:first-child:before
opacity: 1
margin-right: 8px
.panel-heading h4 a:after
content: '-'
float: right
font-size: 28px
margin-top: -2px
margin-right: 20px
.panel-heading.collapsed h4 a:after
content: '+'
float: right
font-size: 28px
margin-top: -2px
margin-right: 20px
tr:nth-child(even)
background-color: #000000
tr:nth-child(odd)
background-color: #010101
html
height: 100%
body
margin: 0
position: relative
min-height: 100%
background-color: #332D2E
footer
background-color: #1a1a1a
width: 100%
display: flex
position: absolute
bottom: 0
z-index: 1
Place the image on the show page with an inline background-url attribute on the parent div if the background is dynamic or in the sass file if it is not.
.parent-dive
position: relative
height: 700px
background-size: cover
.child-div
width: 100%
height: 100%
background: rgba(0, 0, 0, .6)
text-align: center
align-items: center
display: flex
If you want to hide or show a specific scrollbar color, here are some of the classes you'll want to change. You'll want to nest the css within a class and include the & as to not overwrite all of the scrollbars on your site, unless that is the intention.
.my-class
&::-webkit-scrollbar
width:
&::-webkit-scrollbar-track
-webkit-box-shadow:
background-image:
border-right:
border-left:
&::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb
background:
-webkit-box-shadow:
max-height:
height: