i am currently trying to get a certain table layout to work. i NEED my code to be semantically correct, but i also NEED a specific design.
i want to display a table that has the following headers and respective contents: name, address, mail, phone AND items. every cell is a link that will be styled to display:block. the link MUST "stretch", the whole cell HAS to be clickable.
the items-column MAY contain several infos for each row, these are generated dynamically. they also HAVE to be style as a block.
however, i cannot specify any widths or heights to absolute numbers.
what i did so far
table { width:100%; } a { display:block; padding:1em; }
the problem is that links within ul li, as they are styled as block, will trigger a linebreak. how can i stretch the single links within td? actually: how i can i stretch the clickable background of the links?
i dont want to use rowspan as that would mean counting each li, adding trs and then the rowspan attribute to the cells. i really don't like that solution and i think that it is wrong as the items in the list are very closely related to the row they are in.
is there any JS free solution? am i blind? is this easy? should i us a different markup as this is semantically incorrect? maybe nested lists?
David Smith
I just woke up and your question is too long.
We generally have a short attention-span here. Post a codepen, simplify, and I'll look at it.
Sebastian Sullivan
Tips to increase ad visibility?
Josiah Turner
>how can i stretch the single links within td? li {display: inline-block; white-space: nowrap} >how i can i stretch the clickable background of the links? padding
no point in doing that. google would ban you cause too many false clicks
Michael Young
how did you guis get into web developing? I really wanna but I feel like there is too much stuff too learn...
Caleb Rivera
I have a question about Redux.
I am using react-native-drawer to create a Drawer component (menu on the side). I want it to open when a user presses a button in a sub-component.
Right now I'm using Redux to change the value of a isMenuOpen variable in the state. And then checking that variable in the component's props:
The problem is that it doesn't animate opening it. I suspect it's because I need to call drawer.open() like it says to in the docs.
How do I call this function through Redux?
Parker Ward
web development is the final hacking
lots of hipsters try to shove their fugly UX in your face with the help of technology that was created over 25 years ago with the exact opposite in mind: let the user client handle the interface.
everybody wants to make their design work, but they don't work on all devices, on all browsers. that is why you need this so-called >too much stuff
everyday usable webpages turn into html5 monsters that ironically use JS on desktop browsers to make a page look like it should look on mobiles, which itself actually creep under the heavy load of JS processing just because some stinker wants a fucking hamburger menu.
and still, even with the modern revision of html, you will bugs like : looks like this in one browser, like that in the other, is completly unusable and broken in a third browser.
the solution? more JS frameworks. fuck it, just at them all, one will magically work.
Anthony Brooks
see this a fucking stinker wants a fucking menu and his fucking framework does not work.
Colton Gutierrez
noob question here
how do I align right in Bootstrap? I have a navbar.
Do I define the as a container and split it into columns? I'm not sure I understand the whole column split thing.
Jace Parker
What's the advantage of using a getter rather than a function in Javascript?
The MDN example is. var obj = { log: ['test'], get latest () { if (this.log.length == 0) return undefined; return this.log[this.log.length - 1]; } } console.log(obj.latest); // Will return "test".
Other than not having to call latest() is there any reason to do it that way rather than the following way?
var obj = { log: ['test'], latest:function latest () { if (this.log.length == 0) return undefined; return this.log[this.log.length - 1]; } } console.log(obj.latest()); // Will return "test".
alright professor couldnt figure it out either. Gues it's this shity conmputer? Cuz not working on any browsers
Brody Powell
> i've been a web dev for years but never heard of this c tag
Jaxson Carter
lol oh you spelled background wrong
Samuel Foster
wait hold on are you trying to create your own tag?
Jack Martinez
fuck. Thank you
Jackson Baker
What's the difference between using and for CSS? The material I'm reading introduced CSS using , but now is saying to apply it to a document you need you declare it in the head with ?
Julian Perry
You put your css between style tags like this:
div { font-size: 70px; color: red; font-weight: bold }
You use link to use an external style sheet, that is, a style sheet stored in its own file.
The advantage of using link is that you don't have to copy your css into every single one of your files, and in case you want to change it, you can just change the contents of your .css file, instead of having to update every single html file with tags in it.
Noah Davis
So to apply specific style to a particular document, use and to apply the same style to the entire site use ?
Wyatt Ortiz
Yes, exactly, but of course if you want to apply it to your entire site, you have to your .css file in every one of your html files.
Elijah Johnson
Okay, thanks!
Cameron Morris
What's a good a host for making a shitty site to show off to employers?
Grayson Martin
Just starting here. Should I go through these series of videos as a beginner, or start elsewhere?
do floating ads on the side of the screen (can be closed) fixed on the bottom of screen and slides up (can slide down on click) put an horizontal banner besides the logo boxed-type on the sidebar and do a modal-type ad on the bottom of the content
dont push for ad visibility especially above the fold because google will penalize you for it.
Jaxon Thomas
>looking at windows 98 styled website >2000+ line css wew lads wish me luck
Luis Morris
I use linode
Kevin Turner
Dynamic? Buy an el cheapo VPS at lowendbox.com/. Static? GitHub.
Gabriel Reyes
What's the best way to cache data and then be able to read and write to it frequently? Need to persist large API calls on backend while sending realtime data to client...and using that realtime data to update the cached stuff in the backend
Jacob Scott
im new to devv'ing so forgive me but why not just use a database?
Jayden White
I'm just now learning about EL in jsps because I'm a mongoloid. What's a good resource to learn about this shit?
Christopher Evans
Shit looks like 2000hrs long, is it any good? Aspiring web dev here with almost no background besides very basic JavaScript
Jose Gonzalez
Just started on jQuery myself. It's been fine so far, though a bit "hand holdy"
You won't know until you try it tho, so fucking do it already.
Ethan Nelson
How does it compare to paid courses like udemy, teamtreehouse etcetera?
Connor Long
never tried them. freecodecamp seems to be fine for web development so far though. someone with more experience will prove me wrong though.
Thomas Morris
Been thinking about it but Firebase is expensive and I don't know that Rethinkdb fits the usecase well. My team is thinking of using Redis but I don't know if it can handle the frequent read and writes. Highest amount of data we're imagining right now is 10-20 messages per second, per client
Jordan Johnson
How the fuck do I add ckeditor to a MEAN stack app. I don't want to just do a script include from their website, I want it hosted on my server. Because image uploads don't work otherwise. i know it can be done, I've seen others do it...but after 5 hours of shouting I still can't fucking do it.
Matthew Anderson
haha I was coming here after pulling my hair out about why the most simplest shit in socket.io won't work with my flask app. I've seen every other tutorial and guide do it but fuck me. Man, is all webdev this painful and slow? Glad I'm not alone.
>kek'd out loud
Jordan Lee
>MEAN stack
you mean the MEME stack?
Logan Perry
is it the front end or back end that tells the browser what to do for each url like /something, /lol, /ayy, /lmao, etc?
Isaac Reed
Redis
Robert Stewart
backend gets user request or post and then from there sends back the correct page.
Colton Brooks
so why does react and angular have routing then? thats front end
Levi Long
Honestly couldn't tell you. Never used either one. It could be similar to forms where you give an action of where you basically want the data to be sent.
nice. what did you use? the only thing i can think of is making the transitions/fades faster
Jeremiah Sanchez
Javascript (just basic scripts that hide or show a div), bootstrap and animated.css! thanks haha, i thought the same.
Juan Roberts
I really hate full screen videos. Kinda distracting. Just make the logo stand out because when I got into the site, I wanted to watch the video rather than see what you have on that site. Just my say.
Jace Campbell
In JavaScript, what's the best way to run a sequential loop with asynchronous function calls in it?
Asher Watson
Any good hosting providers apart from namecheap?
Christopher Foster
Promises ?
Digital Ocean. Namecheap & GoDaddy are only good for domain registrars.
Luis Jenkins
do anything, look at everything, finish any video series, then look for another, or look for books or tutorial sites, after a short while things will repeat themselves and you start getting the bigger picture and then it gets easier because you stop questioning if the particular tutorial youre following at the moment is the best for you at this exact moment.
Jordan Brown
hej ale to je dobré :DD
Dominic King
How would someone still make the loop synchronous, so that it waits till the async task finishes before continuing?
I'm really just trying to prevent 1000 async tasks from happening at once.
for { downloadFile(file[i]).then(processFile).then(addToDb).then(logResults) }
Jayden Harris
>ladys.com.ar/ weird green background when video doesn't cover the whole screen
Levi White
The video does actually cover the whole screen, you can see it behind the green thing, btw, I have that too in my browser (chrome 56 on linux).
You should make the text of the links and other shit unselectable.
Henry Stewart
Using Cheerio I want to get links on a page that has a date in the link name (eg: 2016-02-01). How do I do this? Do I have to use regex or does Cheerio have some function for this?
Mason Sanchez
I'd just loop through every a link and check against the attribute if it matches regex for a date
Levi Edwards
>You should make the text of the links and other shit unselectable. why should he do that ?
Ian Gomez
Basically, if something functions as a button, it shouldn't be selectable, because if it's selectable, it will be selected accidentally, and that looks ugly. And it's not like anyone would ever like to copy the text of a button, so you're not losing any functionality. To be clear, I wasn't talking about actaul text, just the images and the "buttons".
Leo Reyes
GET TO WORK NOW BAKA!!
Anthony Fisher
I'm not a web developer but I thought this thread would be the best to ask in. Is "cc-web" a real web server or is it another web server spoofing its name? I've seen some pages identify themselves as that but no amount of google search can find a page for it.
Caleb Thomas
I tried googling too, couldn't find anything. Could you link one of the websites here?
Elijah Hill
I don't know what to do with my life I need your help guys Can I learn by my self web development and earn a living with it? or I will be forever poor? I don't know nothing about computers :( html5?
Evan Howard
you can learn by yourself skills that'll make you employable, make some demos to prove you're not a pajeet and get employed
Nathan Davis
I think it's definitely one of the easier skills to self learn, my mate basically self learned most of the web shit he knows, although he started by going to a short web-dev course. Html 5 is just the latest version of the html standard, it's not black magic.
Kevin Jones
I fear that later I will not be able to find a job after the efort of learning web development, am I wrong?
Ryan Sanchez
I don't know, since I haven't been employed yet, but you can definitely benefit from learning a skill now later down the line, like in 5-10 years, and you seem dissatisfied with your current job. So the real question isn't if you should learn webdev, but what you should learn, if not web development.
Connor Powell
The only thing that I know that I can learn online by myself from the internet and free that COULD give me a job in the future is web development, I don't know other thing available
Adrian Butler
I will be waiting for advices
Jayden Edwards
>freelancing >day trading >adult cam >search engine evaluation >captcha solving All of those are legal and you can do 100% on the internet.
Luis Allen
Noobie here.
A person is asking me to build a website for him. I already found a nice bootstrap theme to modify and such and he seems happy with the work so far.
Still, I don't know if I'm missing something, nor what kind of hosting or webserver I should use.
Keep in mind that the website is a blog and he wants to expand it in the future with a forum or something similar.
Any tips?
Camden Gutierrez
make sure there is some sort of CMS behind it so he can do updates himself, something like wordpress
unless you aren't bothered that he'll bug you for the next 5 years to change shit for him
Aiden Jackson
Should I write one myself or is there something free online I can use with Bootstrap?
Brandon Gutierrez
i haven't used bootstrap in a few years so i don't know if they added anything i actually only just started back getting into webdev today, but i always heard that writing your own CMS is kinda hard, but if you feel confident about it sure
i think the easiest way to do things is probably use Wordpress and then find a theme that suits your needs
Kevin Gray
Can someone knowledgable tell me what's wrong with the following query?
>10-20 messages per second, per client websocket mate
Aiden Lee
whats the error
Chase Gomez
...
Nolan Evans
Yeah just looked into it, definitely not going to build a CMS from scratch. Might use something like CouchCMS or Wordpress if he's down to paying a monthly subscription.
Thanks for your help.
James Ortiz
dude no need to pay monthly subscription for wordpress just take flat fee for setting the site up and customizing it for him, let him pay for hosting then take additional money everytime he wants you to install new stuff or make updates but otherwise he's good to go
Blake Cruz
Well I misread on the Wordpress site, thought I had to pay to use it but I can just download the whole thing and use it however I want. Thanks again, sounds like a good idea.
Joshua Mitchell
ye just install it on your local dev machine and fuck around with it
Justin Cook
anyone had a problem, that your server just stopped giving you access to it ? i have a git repo on my server and when i tried to fetch it just stopped and no response, then i tried to ssh and it gave me message "permisssion denied", then i went on my VPS provider site and log in as a root from their browser bash and it all worked, purged openssh and installed again, now it's working... anyone got any idea why this happened ?
Carson Sullivan
are you fetching the data...? this won't do anything by itself
Isaiah Powell
any decent books out there for front end web design?
Luke Campbell
which text editor do you guys use
Ryder Turner
VS Code, GNU Nano
Kevin Johnson
Your case sounds like what Memcached and Redis were built for, as long as you don't need to persist the data do disk. They're both fast to read _and_ write. If you go looking for benchmarks, though, keep this in: oldblog.antirez.com/post/redis-memcached-benchmark.html.
As for RethinkDB, you should ask their forum.
Michael Flores
Sublime Text, Vim
Christian Ramirez
>freelancing Doing web development is it posible? >day trading I need minimum a year of salary to be able to do this and it is impossible to beat the market >adult cam Discarted >search engine evaluation I dont know what it is I will do a research thanks >captcha solving I dont know what it is I will do a research thanks
And I can earn a living doing any of these?
Blake Edwards
Hο
Connor Adams
geany
Liam Watson
Using Spring. I have a rest controller. I have several required params for one method, and would like to accept an arbitrary number of params besides those.
Is there an easy way to do this? I tried just listing the @RequestParams that I required, and then at the end having a @RequestParams Map (a catch-all map that takes arbitrary params), but the map contained all params, even the ones I listed explicitly.
Charles Bailey
If you know what parameters to expect you can mark them as optional with java8 syntax like so @RequestParam("name") Optional username,
If parameters are unknown just put everything into a map and process everything from there
