In my series of posts on ngEurope, I’ve covered quite a bit by now. It’s testament to the volume covered at ngEurope. There are some smaller things I’ll cover in this one post. This doesn’t mean they are less significant. Just that they resonated less with me, but they are interesting enough to mention. After this one, there are still some posts coming where I focus on a single subject. At the end, I’ll post an overview of everything I
Tag: CSS
Apparently, when you set the width of a textbox, most browsers will add some pixels to it. I’m not entirely sure why they do this, but it can differ between browsers. To avoid this, you need to set the border of your textbox in CSS, and even then, you still need to subtract two pixels. I made some fiddles to demonstrate what happens and how to solve it. This is our initial problem: So we set our border in CSS