Hi,
Need help for text wrap in a colum for desktop and mobile.
I am using this code for displaying the data from the database -
$des= str_replace( "\'","'", $row["description"]); echo $des;
The data is displaying very well in both desktop and in mobile. BUT in MOBILE the text goes out side of the grid.
Can any one please help me in this regard
Thanks
Gary
html/css source
Where can we see the actual html and css as the browser sees it?
g
Sir, I have no idea how to
Sir,
I have no idea how to show you the code - but this is the web link - http://myshop.clysarts.com/productmain.php?id=28
The php code is inserted in the html file.
If you scroll below the page you will see a
TAB
Description / Additional information
In this Tab the description is shown.
Please let me know if there is any other way to for to view the complete code.
THanks
Gary
At first glance
See this?
Never do this. By never, I mean not ever. Notice there are no word spaces on which to break the line. This occurs within a table element, so the entire column width expands. If you intend to create white space, the padding property is the proper way to do it.
I notice that you are apparently using MS Office to build the page and exporting to html. That is a bad idea. I think that is the cause of the non breaking spaces, their way of padding. Stupid. See this:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="243" style="width: 182pt;"> <tbody> <tr height="179" style="mso-height-source:userset; height:134.25pt"> <td height="179" class="xl65" width="243" style="height:134.25pt; width:182pt">
Notice the widths using a pt metric. Point measures are for print (which is what MSO is designed for) and is a completely inappropriate metric for html. Always write your source in a plain text editor. Use a monospace font and format for ease of reading by the Mark I human eyeball. Compare my reformatted snippet above to your source code. To see your code as the browser sees it, open the page and type ctl-u to open the source in a new tab or window.
I think undoing MSO's bs will get you much closer to what you want. If the fix isn't complete, the next error will at least be incrementally easier to find.
gary
Respected Sir, FYI This is
Respected Sir,
FYI
This is purely and I mean purely HTML and CSS there is no use of any kind of MS Office used.
See this
Where did this come from:
style="mso-height-source:userset;
Also, did you add all those non-breaking spaces? Or, did you use point metrics?
Did removing all those
help with the overflow issue?
gary
Hi, GOD , Sir you are. Thank
Hi,
GOD , Sir you are.
Thank you for pointing this out. This will be the cause. I'm giving the website owner a separate Admin section where he can upload, edit and update all his Products & details to his website , it is here I have provided him this tool to be used as his details need to come in a format will be displayed on the webpage.
Need to do something about this. As the Project is nearly complete , I cannot change to any other. Need to find a way.
I have attached a file, kindly take a look.
Thanks
Gary.J.S
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Be careful
Let him enter only a preset data group. Do not let him have anything to do with the format of the item. Use a straight-forward html form to transfer to data to the server. He should enter only the data that define the item. It is up to your mid-tier php to translate to proper query language to store in the database or return the data as html pages for display.
Don't forget to validate all user supplied content. Never trust the user.
gary
Sir , Thank you very much for
Sir ,
Thank you very much for your prompt response. I shall do that and also try to not to disturb the codings
Gary.J.S