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  Fidelisuzoma• 380

  @UzomaFidelis

  Submitted 7 months ago

  In my time using HTML number input I've found that it's sometimes not so easy to prevent a user from entering some unwanted characters like the e, +, - and dot(.). Tried different approaches. Some of those didn't work too well. I settled on using a regex expression to replace those characters in the value. Please let me know if you've used a different method that works.

  And why does the number input return an empty string for input.value when (+), (-) are the inputs. And I believe it returns only '2' when one inputs '2.'. Cos this gave me some headache when I was trying to read the value on each input and slice off the end when the character is one of the unwanted ones.

  Thanks in advance

  

  Mobile first solution: Sass, moment.js

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  JMartinez904• 240

  @JMartinez904

  Posted 7 months ago

  Hey, do you use any tool like perfectpixel?

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  JMartinez904• 240

  @JMartinez904

  Submitted almost 2 years ago

  

  Profile card component

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  JMartinez904• 240

  @JMartinez904

  Posted almost 2 years ago

  In background-position, doesn't use @media queries, like me, use viewports, in this ways the background will adapt to any screen more easier with less css declarations.

  Could use it in this way:

  background-position: right 45vw(Width) bottom 50 vh(Heigth); In this way, will adapt to any screen without troubles.

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