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How to align a button beneath a gif?
I've some text, then a gif (treated as an image) and then a button. But the gif overlaps the button, so you can't see it anymore. How can I align it so that the button is a line under the gif instead of being covered by it? I looked through some solutions, one used block:inline in CSS, but my gif should be hidden in the beginning and only appear after an action. Everything is aligned centered.
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Ok. My solution is:
1. remove the position 'absolute' of the gif image.
2. add a style rule for the tryagain button like this:
#tryagain {
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
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You can use the css solution like this:
img#mygif {
display: none;
}
then use javascript to change it after the action:
function doAction(){
....
document.getElementById('mygif').style.display = 'block'
}
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https://code.sololearn.com/WdwSg2Um7KD2/?ref=app
I'm talking about what happens when you run the program and click 'escape' on the first button. There should be a 'Try Again' button under the gif
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Of course, let me see if it works!
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@Ulisses Cruz Unfortunately, changing it to a block doesn't help.
@Kainier ratsĂ” ._.
If you need to see my code to give a solution, then I'll post it in
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Yes, it works! Thank you so much!
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Yes it would be better. If you put it in the code playground and then post a link to it here is even better.