giorgino Well-known member Jan 2, 2022 #1 Hi all, is a piece of code like this still valid in xF2? Code: <div class="visibleResponsiveFull hiddenResponsiveWide hiddenResponsiveNarrow hiddenResponsiveMedium"> Thanks
Hi all, is a piece of code like this still valid in xF2? Code: <div class="visibleResponsiveFull hiddenResponsiveWide hiddenResponsiveNarrow hiddenResponsiveMedium"> Thanks
P Paul B XenForo moderator Staff member Jan 2, 2022 #2 Those classes no longer exist in XF2. The equivalent classes are: Less: .u-showWideInline .u-showWideBlock .u-showMediumInline .u-showMediumBlock .u-showNarrowInline .u-showNarrowBlock .u-hideWide .u-hideMedium .u-hideNarrow Upvote 0 Downvote
Those classes no longer exist in XF2. The equivalent classes are: Less: .u-showWideInline .u-showWideBlock .u-showMediumInline .u-showMediumBlock .u-showNarrowInline .u-showNarrowBlock .u-hideWide .u-hideMedium .u-hideNarrow
giorgino Well-known member Jan 3, 2022 #3 Brogan said: .u-showWideInline .u-showWideBlock Click to expand... What's the difference between inline and block? I'll search around to know it. Is this syntax correct? Code: <div class="u-showWideInline u-showWideBlock u-hideMedium u-hideNarrow"> <div id="87440-1"> [---] </div> </div> Upvote 0 Downvote
Brogan said: .u-showWideInline .u-showWideBlock Click to expand... What's the difference between inline and block? I'll search around to know it. Is this syntax correct? Code: <div class="u-showWideInline u-showWideBlock u-hideMedium u-hideNarrow"> <div id="87440-1"> [---] </div> </div>
O Old Nick Well-known member Jan 3, 2022 #4 block : if you don't set a width it will take all the width available of the container. inline : the width is defined by the content of the block i think... Upvote 0 Downvote
block : if you don't set a width it will take all the width available of the container. inline : the width is defined by the content of the block i think...