Ryanfromhere

If I were to create this: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_contact_form.asp Obviously, I would result in an email to "me" if I'm the owner of the website. What additional coding do I have to do to facilitate this? High level - If I wanted to create a site were I can sell t-shirts and take online payments, how many layers to that programming onion? Disregarding aesthetics, what would the functionality look like?

I'm trying to recreate the toolbar found here: https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/tryit.asp?filename=tryw3css_templates_parallax&stacked=h where it stays on top regardless of scrolling. I'm trying to decipher how the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript play together. It'd be cool if in the comments there were reference links to specific tutorials. Essentially shrink the sandbox a bit.

I'll be rolling through the tutorials and have a specific question about a tutorial. It'd be cool if I could click a button that sends me here that sits next to every "try it". It looks like the "try it editors" have unique links. So right on this form, below title, submit the URL from the tutorial you have a question about. Eventually, there would be enough "tags" relating to the questions where the forum will just spit back previous questions about the tutorial when new users click from the tutorial "help" button.

Here's the reference code: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_image_comparison.asp I'd like to be able to get this to duplicate and have them appear side by side. Putting the HTML code into tables doesn't work. If I increase the size of the pictures they run over each other. I think the issue is within the CSS. Here's a sample of code: .img-comp-img { position: absolute; width: auto; height: auto; overflow: hidden; } I was able to move the snowy mountain picture by copying the code, changing the element selector to ".img-comp", changing position to relative, and changing width to 300px. After that I got stuck.