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Where to put the required field asterisk in CSS?
On a site with thousands of required fields, I can move the asterisk in front of the input with one change to one line ( :after to :before) or I can move it to the end of the label ( .required label:after) or in front of the label, or to a position on the containing box, etc…
What does 403 mean in HTTP status code?
Just for background, HTTP status code 403, aka “403 Forbidden”, means that you do not have permission to access the page. Reasons can vary, starting with inappropriate folder permissions and ending with a banal requirement of login credentials. Nevertheless, the rule of thumb dictates that any error is an opportunity to effect improvements.
What does 403 Forbidden page do in CSS?
403 Forbidden Page by Mariana is marked by a whimsical monster-like character that, thanks to direction-aware effect, follows your mouse cursor everywhere. It recreates a feeling of being watched all the time. It also imitates a fancy fairy guard that does not allow moving forward.
How to add an asterisk to an input?
A similar outcome could be achieved by using a background image of a picture of an asterisk and setting the background of the label/input/the outer div and a padding of the size of the asterisk image. Something like this:
How to make CSS dynamic with custom properties?
Change the value of a single CSS variable and see this change reflected site-wide. Fully dynamic calc () functions: Now you can have fully dynamic calc () functions using custom properties inside these functions, removing the need to make complicated or ephemeral calculations inside JavaScript and then update these values manually on each instance.
Is the CSS spec for custom properties supported?
The spec is currently under Candidate Recommendation status, which means that standardization is right around the corner, a good reason to dive deep into this feature and get the most out of it. Note: As Lea Verou pointed on April 22nd, Custom Properties are now supported by default on almost every major browser without the need to switch a flag.
How to add required fields to CSS fields?
I set the CSS properties using % and em to makesure my webpage is responsive. You could use px or other absolute units if you want to. What you need is :required selector – it will select all fields with ‘required’ attribute (so no need to add any additional classes). Then – style inputs according to your needs.