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  1. niche

    Font

    Wrong thread. See above for my last post on this topic
  2. Sure. Except nobody here is going to write your code for you. You have to meet us at least part of the way. It's easy to remember code when you use it.
  3. niche

    Font

    If it works for you, do it. Else, I'd write my code in a way that let's me easily change my fonts, or my approach to fonts, once I get actually user feed back. My guess is font's wont be in their top ten assuming you don't get too exotic. So, go with what you know and don't be too concerned with what other people think about your creative decisions until they get in the way of too many people. Then, it will be the engineering of your code and Version Control that will save you. Not font choice. I now you're asking a technical question. Except, even if there is a correct answer, the tech will change soon enough, to make that answer less correct and ultimately irrelevant sooner than you might think. EDIT: I'm reminded of what Steven Covey wrote: "When I meet people or get a new relationship going, I start putting all these repressive restrictions on myself; I can't have feelings. Can't have wants or needs. Can't have my history. Can't do the things I want, feel the feelings I'm feeling, or say what I need to say. I turn into this repressed, perfectionist robot, instead of who I am: ME!
  4. niche

    Scrollable Nav

    This will get you started: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_navbar.asp
  5. Nope. Not yet. Paste the actual text of your code using the code tags. That will make your code visible in your post. You keep posting the file. It's usually always very bad practice to click a button connected to a file from an unknown source. We want to see your work an a completely SAFE environment. Please post the text, not the file, using the <> tags. IF IT'S TOO LONG, edit out the irrelevant parts. EDIT: We need to see something with a format like this: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> img { float: right; } </style> </head> <body> <h1>The float Property</h1> <p>In this example, the image will float to the right in the text, and the text in the paragraph will wrap around the image.</p> <p><img src="pineapple.jpg" alt="Pineapple" style="width:170px;height:170px;margin-left:15px;"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Phasellus imperdiet, nulla et dictum interdum.</p> </body> </html>
  6. Resend using the code tags. Edit your script down to the relevant parts if it's too long.
  7. Rewrite your code into a proper script that we can copy paste, without modification, so we can see exactly what you're seeing without having to guess. Hopefully this is not the complete code you're actually using. Then, let us know specifically what want. Not jumbled up is way too ambiguous.
  8. What are you doing with code right now?
  9. Please post your code using the code tags. Preferably, only the relevant parts.
  10. What’s a function arrow keyboard key? the W3 example already has something that could be function arrow keyboard keys.
  11. I'm guessing they don't want you to know. The more someone knows about a system the easier it is to find vulnerabilities in seemingly secondary sub systems. Can you say SolarWinds?
  12. Are you using a framework! If so, I'd start with their website or repo.
  13. Here's a Dec 2020 link that addresses you question about "working cross browser": https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Tools_and_testing/Cross_browser_testing/Introduction Here's a quote that stuck out:
  14. I'll have to try that! Never came across that.
  15. No. Edit: Here's how I think about the scripting languages I use: HTML is all about displaying the data/message, so the spiders can decide what's there. CSS makes the data/message look pretty with some functionality. Javascript gives the data/message all the functionality it will ever need. MySQL gets and stores the data/message and shows the foundation of how to begin to think about specific data. PHP describes the thinking behind the data/message in detail. GIT is how 1000s of people work together on the data/message and avoid stepping on toes, ideally. This is meant to be just my conception of code and how I use it. Feel free to take it, leave it or modify it any way that makes more sense to you! And... Have the Best New Year Ever!
  16. niche

    Building a form

    <select> tag. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_select.asp
  17. No, but that's just a guess. Without your code, it will be hard for any one to help you. You might get the your desired result by displaying them in a <img> tag set at a percent height/width, inside a <div> set at a percent height/width. https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_dim_width.asp Please post the relevant part of your code or give us a link to your site!
  18. That's why you might like to learn more about code so you can change it when you need to. Else, you can get stuck with someone else's code that was created for a purpose that's not entirely appropriate for your purpose. That means lots and lots of trials.
  19. Then, you'll need to define the directory dynamically. You'll probably need to post the relevant part of the code, you're actually using, to get the more help.
  20. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18737407/how-to-create-cron-job-using-php
  21. niche

    Form Tutorial Help

    EDIT: PDO doesn't even cover them all.
  22. niche

    Form Tutorial Help

    Potentially, there are all kinds to potential security issues not covered by: http:// https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_form_validation.asp Everything from malicious attacks to cleaning inputs.
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