How to get first item 100% and rest in 50% i.e in two columns if the total number of list is an odd number
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I am working on a blog listing page. There is a condition required:
If the total number of items is odd then the first item should be in
100% width and the rest in 50%. So that means in two columns.If the total number is even then it would be in two columns (50%
width each).
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I am working on a blog listing page. There is a condition required:
If the total number of items is odd then the first item should be in
100% width and the rest in 50%. So that means in two columns.If the total number is even then it would be in two columns (50%
width each).
javascript jquery
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Please provide your attempt codes.
– Shailesh Rathod
2 days ago
Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
– Shilly
2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
– trincot
2 days ago
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I am working on a blog listing page. There is a condition required:
If the total number of items is odd then the first item should be in
100% width and the rest in 50%. So that means in two columns.If the total number is even then it would be in two columns (50%
width each).
javascript jquery
edited 2 days ago
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I am working on a blog listing page. There is a condition required:
If the total number of items is odd then the first item should be in
100% width and the rest in 50%. So that means in two columns.If the total number is even then it would be in two columns (50%
width each).
javascript jquery
javascript jquery
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edited 2 days ago
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Please provide your attempt codes.
– Shailesh Rathod
2 days ago
Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
– Shilly
2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
– trincot
2 days ago
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Please provide your attempt codes.
– Shailesh Rathod
2 days ago
Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
– Shilly
2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
– trincot
2 days ago
Please provide your attempt codes.
– Shailesh Rathod
2 days ago
Please provide your attempt codes.
– Shailesh Rathod
2 days ago
Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
– Shilly
2 days ago
Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
– Shilly
2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
– trincot
2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
– trincot
2 days ago
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– Shailesh Rathod
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Use two different class names and toggle between them? Or an odd/even CSS rule.
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2 days ago
Please show your work and where exactly you have an issue to implement the condition you describe.
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2 days ago