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here my code
here the background black works
Hide text if it overflow
Is there any efficient way to show/hide text in an element based on its width?
For example, there is an element with a dynamic width that can change and the text displayed in it. I want the text to be displayed only when the width of the element is wide enough to show it completely, and to hide when it overflowing the element (no line breaks, only one line)
Hide text if it overflow
Is there any efficient way to show/hide text in an element based on its width?
For example, there is an element with a dynamic width that can change and the text displayed in it. I want the text to be displayed only when the width of the element is wide enough to show it completely, and to hide when it overflowing the element (no line breaks, only one line)
Hide text if it overflow
Is there any efficient way to show/hide text in an element based on its width?
For example, there is an element with a dynamic width that can change and the text displayed in it. I want the text to be displayed only when the width of the element is wide enough to show it completely, and to hide when it overflowing the element (no line breaks, only one line)
react.js name trim is not a function [closed]
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react.js name trim is not a function [closed]
Closed 4 days ago.
react.js name trim is not a function [closed]
Closed 4 days ago.
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