@huanfs
Posted
to solve the problem, you can turn ".error-text" in a positioned element, using "position:relative" and fixing it in a fixed position under the form, and finaly turns it invisible in two ways, or using "display:none" and making it a "display:inline", or making it invisible using "opacity:0" and turning it visible using "opacity:1". in that way, the error message will exists invisible fixed in a position declared and the layout not change while they apears
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@AymaneOnline
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@HuanFs I've got your idea, it should actually work, besides using only "display:none" and switching it with "display:inline" which not only hides the element but also delete the space that it should take when it's visible (At least that's what happened to me, i don't know if it could work in another way 🤔), but the only thing that would happen then is that it will not match the actual design that we were giving, because there is some space out there between the error-text and the input. Thank you for your solution, it could possibly help me in another project.👍
@AymaneOnline
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@HuanFs I've just updated my style.css file as you said (by switching the opacity from 0 to 1), it works properly.👍 Thanks.👌
