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Tag Archives: css
Transparent CSS borders with the inherited color
You can inherit CSS colors from parent elements using the inherit or currentColor keywords:
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.someClass { color: inherit } |
This works for border color too:
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.someClass { border-color: inherit } /* or using the shorthand: */ .someClass { border: 1px solid currentColor } |
But suppose you’d want to have a semi-transparent color. When setting colors normally you would simply use rgba() to specify the … Continue reading
Think twice before uploading assets to Sharepoint Online
Here’s a heads up if you are uploading assets such as CSS files to SharePoint Online. In a solution I’m working on we have an “Alternate CSS” file that we upload to the master page gallery. It contains the following … Continue reading
Posted in Development
Tagged alternate css, cloud, css, microsoft, pitfalls, sharepoint online, warning
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See what Boostrap screen mode you are currently viewing
Working with a responsive framework such as Bootstrap, you build websites to display differently depending on the screen size. Bootstrap defines four screen widths that determine what “mode” you are in (xs, sm, md and lg). But it’s not always … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tips
Tagged bootstrap, css, responsive design, web, web development
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