Text value width same to div width

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when i type in inputbox it type in div.and take full width of div. i type one character it take full width of div. and type multiple character it take full width of div

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i try keyup function it work properly but it not take take equal width to fontsize and div...

Posted 17-May-19 1:08am

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Updated 17-May-19 1:11am

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phil.o 17-May-19 7:47am

Have you tried to use a span instead of a div. By default div has its display attribute set to block, whereas span has its display attribute set to inline.

Member 14362210 17-May-19 7:53am

i use span now it work but i also take width to span and adjust font size depend on span width

DerekT-P 17-May-19 11:41am

Please clarify what you're trying to achieve. I'm guessing that you have a fixed-width DIV containing a text box; what you want is that when you type into the textbox, the font-size is adjusted so that the text fully fills the width of the div? (so the more characters you type, the smaller the text gets; and a single "W" is in a much smaller font than a single "l" for instance...

If so, google "dynamic adjust font size css to fit" and you'll quickly find a number of solutions...

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