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  1. I like to introduce a new css framework, Beautify.css. It's like bootstrap or w3.css. I can provide tutorials for it as HTML of markdown. Then You can publish it. Please help for the raise of a new css framework. Ask any Question, And I can answer.
  2. I have been debating whether to use a canned framework or not (versus raw css) and am still on the fence. Twitter bootstrap seemed bloated to me when I tried it, so today I played around with w3's framework. It's nice, but I feel like I have ZERO control (or at least I can't control it....). The example framework I kicked around a while is this one: https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/tryit.asp?filename=tryw3css_templates_portfolio&stacked=h The thing I HATE is how the side menu pops up automatically when the window is enlarged. So I just spent literally two hours trying to figure out how to keep this from happening, and failed. Viewing the source in firefox (via F12) I can see the container change with a "before" keyword popping up, but HOW? Is there a way to change this behavior?
  3. W3 page on Color Standards X11 shows a 1-99 breakdown that I am familiar with over at Xxxxx (name redacted as advertising not welcomed). Namely, every Primary color can be applied using a fixed "primary" Hexadecimal stepping system. That system counts up using "primary" increments. Those increments diversify without color names. https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_x11.asp The W3 Schools page uses primary increments, but only for grey-scale. Here are the primary units for all colors. 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF X11 leans on photographic deployment of oil and tempera color names resulting in an expected tangle, excepting grey-scale. Given that every device has its own physical palette, and hence none see the same color called Bisque #ffe4c4, it would be rational to reset Bisque to a nearest Primary neighbor, and apply 99 primary increments from there. ... EEDDBB FFEECC 11FFDD ... This methodology provides SAFE Primary Colors for developers and frameworks; that is, SAFE COLORS for HTML5. SAFE applies to HTML as simply more rational. Compare 18-21 WEB SAFE colors in CSS 2.0. Using RGB, CMY, RYB color wheels, and thousands of proprietary (mostly patent) color wheels available today, what is wrong with a psychiatric, chemical, endocrine, artistic, and general scientific principal shared by all humans: namely, Primary Association? The very interesting thing about primary color associations, is that toward darkest and lightest increments, the primary increments tend to pure white and pure black, an exacting conformance with human vision. To accommodate that vision, oil and tempera artists have a full palette of color names awaiting digital presentation. Factually, more color names than we need. PRIMARY COLOR NAMES are an established and appropriate way forward. We can do it like certain other rational parties and each independently setup our own COLOR.CSS, using whatever color names we choose. Or we can proceed with primary conversion of Bisque 1-99 with nominal Bisque somewhere between 1 and 99. Not a great intellectual challenge, though time consuming (multiply by 145 today and 755 tomorrow). CMS frameworks have primary 'templates'. Operating systems, likewise. I cannot find an online public demonstration of the primary principals suited to HTML5+ technology, as discussed in this thread. A color tutorial on primary colors and 99 increments for each established color name would be an interesting read. And help in understanding of color implementation. How many potential color names? Count the primary units above: (99 x 15) x 3 = 4,445 (my stats are very rusty). Nominal primaries are much more do-able: 15 x 15 = 225 color names for today's 1-F framework. 145 falls short by 80 color names. We can distributes primary increments to color names accordingly, with thousands of primary slots available. Primary color association leaves potentially millions of unique no-name colors to code. This thread begins with a simplistic way of observing complex and dynamic color theory. Color needs a simple framework. W3 Schools has a simple tutorial on Primary Digital Color?
  4. Is there any complete W3.JS solution for Tabs, Accordions, SlideShows etc?
  5. my yii2 view/site/index is ok and my css is working there fine, however, other pages, for example view/about and view/login are just html without css and working terrible, what could be causing it? why my css is only working in view/index ?
  6. Dear programmers, I need to make website with 2 languages in Yii2 basic framework, however, I researched tons of times on google and other search engines and I could only find yii2 advanced internalisation. I need for basic mode, please if you have source codes for yii2 basic multiple languages or if you know any link or video tutorial about yii2 basic internalisation, please kindly share with me, I would be greatly appriciated. I am looking forward from hearing from you soon.
  7. i want to introduce my first open source framework. its name is tedjs(easy elemen definer) . a library oriented framework. with this you will can design your html in your way. you can create elements , attributes , text nodes and comment nodes. you can control every thing. could you please visit its documents and tell your comments? i write a complementary library for it. its name is aml. it has some functions to help you. you can use it as a sample. tedjs documents: https://tedjs.org/#page:doc tedjs github: https://github.com/poryagrand/tedjs aml github: https://github.com/poryagrand/tedjs.aml.std thank you in advance
  8. First, I've read all that W3 has posted about potential web servers plus followed those links and as many peripheral ones until I found myself totally snowed under by technical references and nomenclature that means nothing to me. I have never run a web server and never plan to publicly. This is only for local use of MySQL and PHP. Perhaps there are some who can help point me in a more productive direction or assess the feasibility of my plan to develop a rather straight-forward and (hopefully) simple-to-implement prototype of web pages on my desktop. Here is where I am: The host service that I am considering (and experimenting with at this writing) is a free site that provides better functionality with an upgrade that seems worthwhile, at least at this point it does. It supports MySQL database & PHP, both which are alien to me but seem relatively easy to manipulate, script-wise. Seems a reasonable undertaking. I DL'd MySQL so that I could learn locally without the planned host's interface further complicating the learning curve. I've now gotten familiar enough to manage MySQL data structure that it is time to manage the input, query and reports with PHP/HTML. I am familiar with HTML for the most part as well as javascript but JS is not supported universally the way it used to be. Hence, the PHP route. I find out that I must actually configure my machine to act as a web server to interface between MySQL and PHP. As stated before, this is the milestone where I am stuck. I have no clue which download is appropriate for my needs or how to determine that. I have a stock version of Win 7 Pro that came installed with my HP 6305. Whatever architecture had been installed during the set-up is what it there, plus any of the updates that have been flying through. So my questions are: Where/how do I check this Win 7 machine to decide which server is suitable for this rig? SPECIFICALLY, what should I be concerned most with a potential server to perform functions that are not exotic... just simple input forms, database queries and reports? Bare bones but reliable is what I am seeking. I already installed MySQL Server 5.7 and spent a few weeks running test operations. Do I need to remove it before I install the server and then reinstall? Is there a preferred sequence to install them? I've found right off that MySQL uses command prompt interface, like deja vu of writing Unix shell scripts 25 years ago. That itself was a surprise to me in this world of GUIs. I noticed a Workbench utility that appears to be GUI but at the moment I am comfortable enough learning the syntax in DOS. But this is very very slow process and I see where simple tasks that rely on perfect keystrokes will become tedious. How much help is a MySQL GUI utility and are there any servers that operate seamlessly through that sort of interface? Does the version of MySQL installed determine which web server will be compatible with it? There are more questions, but these high-level, basic ones were chosen to give me a better overall grasp of the project scope. Any objective recommendations would be gratefully received. Please provide links, if applicable. TIA Chip
  9. I am trying to become a full-stack web-app developer. I have a few years experience with Java/Scala and the Play framework and lately some Node.js development. I am having trouble deciding what client-side framework to use. JQuery + Backbone.js or AngularJS. I have a little JQuery knowlege, and so does my team, and JQuery works really nicely with Backbone. But Angular has a large community and is well documentd and integrated with Express. What I want is something that has an easy learning curve, fits decently with CoffeeScript, and works well with both Play and Express. Any suggestions on which to use??
  10. Hello, I am want to present new AMD (asynchronous module definition) javascript framework - arto8. For first imagination about it, please visit follow page: http://arto8.site11.com/arto8-js/bindings.htm This framework in developmen stage and day by day changed, improved and added new innovation ideas. Periodically visit to this site for see news.
  11. I find this tutorials very useful and I think it will be really handy if you do Bootstrap tutorial. On site getbootstrap.com is nice documentation, but some things aren't explained so well.Who think this is good idea? Thanks.
  12. Hello,I am going to do a test/benchmark of some PHP frameworks.The main factor of comaparation will be a comunication with MySQL databases and CRUD operations with them.I'll also compare their documentation, comunity support, etc.So I made a list of some known frameworks and I'll be glad if someone can tell me which I should not use or which I forgot to include. Zend Framework CodeIgniter Symphony Yii Kohana Prado CakePHP Nette PhpBURN Akelos Recess Jelix DooPHP Qcodo Seagull Thx for every help.
  13. Hi! I'm going to set up a blog-like website, but I don't really want to use something like tumblr or wordpress. So what's the best (and easiest!!) framework to build this on? Django and Rails on Ruby, are these good choices or are there better options? Thanks in advance/Nicolas
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