Pretty much every website I.

 
Beghtol: I tried that but it didn’t change anything

Wigren: Then put it on something else

Girvin: Dv***, Always provide a link to a *live* page or pared-down testcase so we can see the problem in action. Looking at code or images alone usually isn’t very effective. Also see paste and testcase.

Pertubal: Wigren: nevermind, fiddled and got it.

Sheffield: Also, how can I make the section float: right; but keep the test centered within its bound

Dupouy: Dv*** # you have now asked more than the minimum number of first-week CSS questions, Resources to help you get started: http://hashcss.com/schools/

Salgero: Shouldn’t I mean I get more Wigren?

Simonelli: Dv***: you are displaying a less than rudimentary knowledge of css. this channel is not for that.

Succop: Dv***, CSS horizontal centering: http://dorward.me.uk/www/centre/

Weinstein: Is it possible to make a div appear only on mobile devices?

Rosewell: Codytr: look at media queries

Huitink: Tinystoat: the top bar here where the contact details are http://www.responsimulator.com/?url=www.saral-yatirim.com

Pester: Codytr: you can add in media query rules for any or all device sizes you wish to affect.

Beagle: Codytr, display:none in a min-width media query

Pellish: Codytr: possible, even easy, but goofy

Doerflinger: I add display: none; but than top bar disappeared even for desktop browsers

Gimble: Media queries are set of rules right you write same thing over and over again with different measurement for any resolution

Veneable: I am adding it in to wrong line I guess

Keal: Top bar dissappears from all devices

Grandberry: Codytr: you realize that when you go and disappear something the code is still there and hogging bandwidth right?

Eddins: Sounds like you need to rethink what you’re doing

Mccurdy: Tinystoat: it’s because I am using a WordPress theme and using it via a -child theme.

Fackler: So I have 2 options always. replace or dispaly none

Ing: Tinystoat: MDN says: Deprecated This feature has been removed from the Web standards. Though some browsers may still support it, it is in the process of being dropped. Do not use it in old or new projects. Pages or Web apps using it may break at any time.

Profeta: Codytr: it does not say media queries are depcrated

Sanday: The weight and height.

Zazozdor: Codytr: your reading comprehension is pretty bad. can’t help you

Molett: Https://codepen.io/dudleystorey/pen/ehKpi – this super simple CSS slider, any idea what CSS line fixes it to 4 images? With 3 images I get one full white image

Hatmaker: Also, I’m looking for some way to make it scroll to next image on left button press over the image. if anyone has some pointers on how to do that then I’d be glad to hear it

Oree: DanteLA: try with http://webdevout.net/test/

Ouillette: Reisio: http://www.webdevout.net/test?0469

Boldenow: I’ve just no idea why it doesn’t work with 3 images

Catello: Or, why it then shows one full white image as 4th image

Beem: So you want to remove 2 of them?

Bonett: You will have to adjust the keyframes

Vanhyning: Riera: Or make it work with N=integer

Killean: Riera: How? I’ve been trying that. It only makes it scroll slower ?

Press: Why not use a normal slider

Barajas: Like cycle2 or something

Curpupoz: Riera: What is normal sider? What would you recommend?

Defelice: Http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/

Mcnolty: I like the transition effect here and it works at any width container

Windish: Haha i remember that website

Bussey: You can adjust cycle2 pretty easily

Shoemaker: Pretty much every website I make has a slider -_-