Is it better to fetch data on the Next.js server for initial page loads, compared to the traditional React approach of using useEffect with an empty dependency array? My main concern with Next.js is that pages are generated at build time — so how do you handle data that changes frequently
Is it better to fetch data on the Next.js server for initial page loads, compared to the traditional React approach of using useEffect with an empty dependency array? My main concern with Next.js is that pages are generated at build time — so how do you handle data that changes frequently
Also I'm talking about Pages Router
I'm building a sliding banner (carousel) and running into an issue where when the text content gets too long, it starts overlapping other elements on the page — including the arrow navigation buttons.
What happens is When the text gets too long, it overflows past the arrow buttons instead of staying between them. I want the text to be constrained to the space between the left and right arrows — so if it's long, it wraps and stays sandwiched in that middle area, never overlapping the buttons
I'm using HTML/CSS/JS. Is there a clean way to fix this problem. Down below is the code.
I'm building a sliding banner (carousel) and running into an issue where when the text content gets too long, it starts overlapping other elements on the page — including the arrow navigation buttons.
What happens is When the text gets too long, it overflows past the arrow buttons instead of staying between them. I want the text to be constrained to the space between the left and right arrows — so if it's long, it wraps and stays sandwiched in that middle area, never overlapping the buttons
I'm using HTML/CSS/JS. Is there a clean way to fix this problem. Down below is the code.
I'm building a sliding banner (carousel) and running into an issue where when the text content gets too long, it starts overlapping other elements on the page — including the arrow navigation buttons.
What happens is When the text gets too long, it overflows past the arrow buttons instead of staying between them. I want the text to be constrained to the space between the left and right arrows — so if it's long, it wraps and stays sandwiched in that middle area, never overlapping the buttons
I'm using HTML/CSS/JS. Is there a clean way to fix this problem. Down below is the code.