Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Select Option Choose Your Option W3.CSS

Select Your Free Option

Bordered Select Menu W3.CSS

Select Your Free Option

Form Elements in a Grid W3.CSS

Form Elements in a Grid

In this example, we use W3.CSS' Responsive Grid System to make the inputs appear on the same line (on smaller screens, they will stack horizontally with 100% width). You will learn more about this later.

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UTF-8 Badges
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W3.CSS Badges

You can display single digit badges using UTF-8 Dingbats:

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Badge Sizes By default, a badge will inherit the size of its container. The w3-size classes (w3-tiny, w3-small, w3-large, w3-xlarge, w3-xxlarge, w3-xxxlarge, w3-jumbo) can be used to modify the size of a badge: Badges in Tables Eve Jackson 1 94 Adam Johnson 2 67 Try It Yourself » W3.CSS

List with Badges

The w3-right class floats an element to the right

This is perfect for lists with badges:

  • Jill 5
  • Eve 3
  • Adam 8
========================= Animated Accordions
Use any of the w3-animate-classes to fade, zoom or slide in the accordion content
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Animated Accordions

Use any of the w3-animate-classes to fade, zoom or slide in the accordion content (w3-animate-zoom|opacity|top|bottom|left|right):

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Accordions

An accordion with lists:

  • Jill
  • Eve
  • Adam
  • Jill
  • Eve
  • Adam
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Mobile First Responsiveness

Try to resize the window!

w3-threequarter

The w3-threequarter class uses 75% of the parent container.

On screens smaller than 601 pixels it resizes to full screen.

w3-quarter

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