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Simple Audio Clickable Dropdown Crossfade Slider

Full Component List:

Accordion Alert / Callout Another Lightbox Gallery Audio Player with Playlist Auto Sidebar Backbutton Basic Form Before/After Comparison Buttons Clickable Dropdown Collapsible Alert Contact Form Count-down Script Crossfade Slider CSS Parallax Cut-out Text Decorative Background Details/Summary Classes Drilldown Menu Dropdown Buttons Easy Mega Menu Easy Modal Gallery Equal Height Columns Filtered Portfolio Flip-cards Glossary Table Hamburger Menu HTML Quiz Horizontal Tabs Flex Image Gallery Image Modal Image Shapes Image Slider with Fade Jquery Parallax Lazy Loading Lightbox Gallery Magnifying Glass Masonry Grid Gallery Mega Menu Modal Optimal Image Sizes Oval Image PHP Includes Range Slider Read More Button Responsive Card Table Responsive Navbar Responsive Shrinknav Responsive Sidebar Responsive Table Round Image Scroll to Top Searchbox Simple Audio Simple Cards Simple Shapes Simple Slider Skill Bars Slide-in Nav Sticky Mega Menu Sticky Navbar Sticky Vertical Menu Subnav in Dropdowns Tabbed Gallery Tab Navigation Text on Image Translucent Image Translucent Text Layer Vertical Tabs Video Video Scroller Wrapping Text Years Completed Zebra Striped Table

'Components' for HTML Editor

Please read this before downloading!

The material prepared for HTML Editor are not actually 'components' in the same way as for the frameworks, but we'll still call them components. They are just .zip files. In each of those files you find:

You download and unzip the components just as you would with any .zip file. You may copy the contents of both the html and the css file into existing files of yours. If the component files are using any class names that you are already using with different styling, just change the class names in the component, so that they don't clash with anything. The main style sheet is 'styles.css', and for some components, which need very little styling, the styling rules have been included there. But for the rest of the components there are separate style sheets.

These components have all been built 'desktop down'. Screen-width media queries have been kept to a minimum, so there shouldn't be any problem either way.

The components have been tested with Edge, IE11, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari, and on cellphones with Safari, Chrome and Firefox. Most of the components work well in all those browsers, even in IE11. The exceptions are: