Web Development Questions That Don't Need Their Own Thread v2
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[QUOTE=Swebonny;30704181]Please help out a poor boy playing with CSS.
[code]
#menuboxes li a {
border:1px solid;
border-color:white;
height:60px;
width:280px;
position:relative;
font-size:45px;
font-weight:900;
text-align:center;
text-decoration:none;
transition:width 1s;
-webkit-transition:width 2s;
}
#menuboxes li a:hover {
width:300px;
background-color:red;
}
[/code]
The transition won't occur for some reason, but the background color changes.[/QUOTE]
Add "display:inline-block" to "#menuboxes li a" and it should work.
[QUOTE=R1Z3;30704396]Add "display:inline-block" to "#menuboxes li a" and it should work.[/QUOTE]
Thanks a lot, works really well!
StinkyJoe, did you ever get around making that PDO guide? I could really use it just about now :v:
[QUOTE=ken188;30702427]How can I take an argument in javascript and make it the name of a variable? So I can do something like this
function echo(variable, value)
{
var variable = value;
document.write(variable);
}
and
echo('vegetable', 'carrot');
will print the word 'carrot'.
Hope that made sense.[/QUOTE]
[code]
function echo(variable, value) {
window[variable] = value;
document.write(window[variable]);
}
[/code]
It won't be a local variable, but if you're writing Javascript of that quality, I'm guessing you don't really mind.
[QUOTE=Haxxer;30708101]StinkyJoe, did you ever get around making that PDO guide? I could really use it just about now :v:[/QUOTE]
Same here.
Are there any packs of simple css/html templates around? Like what Dreamweaver has for like header footer fixed template etc.. I don't use Dreamweaver anymore but I liked to have simple templates to work from, anyone know of where I can get some good ones?
[QUOTE=Kwaq;30716982]Are there any packs of simple css/html templates around? Like what Dreamweaver has for like header footer fixed template etc.. I don't use Dreamweaver anymore but I liked to have simple templates to work from, anyone know of where I can get some good ones?[/QUOTE]
HTML5 Boiler plate
Fuck yeah. That's just what I was looking for!
Anyone recommend a simple ad service where I can just C&P a js/iframe onto the page and get paid for views?
That supports the UK and doesn't fudge you over either.
[editline]26th June 2011[/editline]
other than adsense, and I don't want Clicksor.
[QUOTE=SataniX;30719451]Anyone recommend a simple ad service where I can just C&P a js/iframe onto the page and get paid for views?
That supports the UK and doesn't fudge you over either.
[editline]26th June 2011[/editline]
other than adsense, and I don't want Clicksor.[/QUOTE]
Adbrite?
[QUOTE=Sc00by22;30720073]Adbrite?[/QUOTE]
their site gives me an error when I try to register.
"Could not open socket"
:(
Does/has anyone used DB Designer 4 to create their databases?
What is its query exporter like?
What is the best way to make something hidden when it isn't selected? I'm using jquery smooth scroll if that helps?
[QUOTE=Richy19;30723317]Does/has anyone used DB Designer 4 to create their databases?
What is its query exporter like?[/QUOTE]
HeidiSQL is all you'll really need.
I know most people here are against using Apache but I feel like learning it could improve my CV :v:
Anyone know if this book is worth getting?
[url]http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781565925281[/url]
Any advice on what encryption method I should use to store user data in my database via PHP? MD5 seems a bit shitty and out of date now.
salted sha1
[QUOTE=AMD 32;30731087]Any advice on what encryption method I should use to store user data in my database via PHP? MD5 seems a bit shitty and out of date now.[/QUOTE]
sha512-hmac
[QUOTE=AMD 32;30731087]Any advice on what encryption method I should use to store user data in my database via PHP? MD5 seems a bit shitty and out of date now.[/QUOTE]
Plain text, just like Sony.
[i]What could possibly go wrong?[/i]
Hello. I am looking for the best ways to learn HTML and CSS on my own time.
I took an interactive course while at University, and quite frankly, it was shit. The "professor" relied heavily on Lynda tutorials (I'm not a big fan), and he missed many days of class. I had to fend for myself, and relied heavily on a CS friend of mine for tutoring. Now that I've graduated, much of what I did learn has likely fallen out of my head, and I'd like to get back into it.
I'm looking for a good step-by-step-ish book, as well as a reference book (I'd imagine they'd be two different things entirely). I went to the bookstore and was completely overwhelmed by the sheer amount of choices. And then I wasn't even sure if I should be concerned with HTML5, considering I'm only looking for basic to moderate knowledge on the topic.
Also looking for good websites. I know of w3schools and lynda, but I'm wondering if I'm missing any other good, free hubs of HTML and CSS (maybe even javascript/jquery) knowledge. Maybe even a good forum?
Thank you for any help you're willing to give! Much obliged.
P.S. Saw [url="http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1100451-Best-way-to-learn-more-about-website-development]this[/url], but I'm hoping to get a book title as well.
Check [url=http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1040942-The-Big-Fat-Thread-of-Knowledge%E2%84%A2]this[/url] for good books.
[QUOTE=pdkm931;30736725]Check [url=http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1040942-The-Big-Fat-Thread-of-Knowledge%E2%84%A2]this[/url] for good books.[/QUOTE]
I did, as it was a link in that thread I mentioned. None of them really seemed to be at my level. Am I wrong?
Just re read your post and then you have a few options.
[url=http://www.tizag.com/]Tizag[/url] Not the best tutorials, but they are decent.
[url=http://net.tutsplus.com/]Nettuts[/url] very much information and good tutorials.
[url=http://www.htmldog.com/]HTML Dog[/url] very good references to be found here.
[url=http://www.pixel2life.com/]Pisel2Life[/url] genreic tutorials. Never there been so much, but you might find a tutorial or two that'll help you.
Else try to design something in Photoshop or so that you like and then try to remake it with fresh code. Else just google around till you find the information you need.
[editline]27th June 2011[/editline]
Also [url=www.w3schools.com]w3schools[/url] if you need some examples. Good for beginners, but not so [url=www.w3fools.com]trustworty[/url].
I did see all of those websites, and they are residing in my bookmarks. Thank you, though.
I'd really like a book. I like tangible things, and having a library. For those few times when I'd like to be coding, and have no internet connection.
[url=http://w3fools.com/]Don't use w3schools.[/url]
Wow. I heard smack talked about the site before, but it's nice to see why. Thanks.
[url=http://w3fools.com/#what-should-be-done]Other options to use, from w3fools[/url]
Yeah, just saw that. Thank you again. :)
[QUOTE=AMD 32;30731087]Any advice on what encryption method I should use to store user data in my database via PHP? MD5 seems a bit shitty and out of date now.[/QUOTE]
bcrypt using [url=http://www.openwall.com/phpass/]phpass[/url]
...
No not php ass you sick sick people
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