Text in the snippet basically explains itself what I want to achieve. I want inner divs, that do not have a bg- class, to inherit border color, but then, if color changes, deeper divs then have that color inherited. I don’t really have control over how deep nesting happens or how divs are structured and how (to which divs) color class names are assigned.
So I am doing a practice landing page for non-existent game and this is the issue I’ve encountered.
The hero-row div is overflowing its header-box container, because it itself is overflowed by its contents
header-box contains 2 rows: nav-row and hero-row. They are displayed as flex items and themselves use flex layout inside. The issue seems to be connected to padding of the image azamat-icon. Please help me wrap my head around it, because this sinks contents of hero-row lower than necessary and the header-box is larger than the screen height, despite the heigth: 100vh.
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I am stuck on this CSS / HTML layout and scroll problem.
I am developing a website with Jquery-ui draggables. In the parent div block “container” there are many child draggables which allows user to freely move around the div block.
I want to have 2 (or more) images with links under them that lead to other pages. I want the images to be next to each other and the links under them to be centered under the images they represent. Is there any way to do this? Here’s an image with the layout I’m looking for:
This is what I’m looking for:
I have a website and want it to resize sort of like this: 
I’m trying to create a flexbox that is both horizontally as vertically scrollable in case its needed.
It’s kind of a table layout in flexbox.
In the picture below you can see the concept that I’m trying to achieve. This works correctly when the viewport is not too small or too short.
I am trying to center my tabs content vertically, but when I add the CSS style display:inline-flex, the horizontal text-align disappears.
How do I go about setting a <div> in the center of the screen using jQuery?
