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Check out http://mainlypiano.com/ and start typing in the search box ("dav" will get you several results). Notice that the search box goes below the middle light purple box. There's no z-index here to cause an issue. If one removes the relative position of the light purple box, the search results menu shows in its entirety. That's weird, isn't it? (That messes up the "favorite albums" text there, which is the point of the relative position, but lets you see the error.) Any idea why this is happening?
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I have 3 price tables on my page. These tables under 720px width resolution should get one under the other one (i use bootstrap). The problem is that in any browsers they align well but on desktop safari, ios safari, ios firefox, ios chorome the tables not aligning well at all. You can take a look HERE on safari under 720px resolution to see how it looks. I don't manage to see what is causing the problem.
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Is it possible to have a horizontal masonry effect? I know usually masonry is done in columns with posts shown in order vertically. However I want it to be done horizontally. I also want it to be CSS only - no JavaScript whatsoever. Is this possible? Have tried loads of things like displaying as flex, CSS columns, floating, inline-blocks and whatever.
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I want to have a list that has pictures on either side of each li. As the li gets bigger (more content), the images should stay in the middle of the li. I've tried numerous divs, before and after classes and gone a bit mad. Any ideas please?
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We've got a responsive menu that when you click on an li the ul inside it is then displayed as a block (displayed as none beforehand). However you cannot then close the ul without refreshing the page or closing the menu itself. What we want is for when you click the li again, the ul inside it then displays as none. Is this possible using only CSS? (No jQuery please!!!) Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!
