Although this page is more than six years old, it has a really comprehensive explanation of the relationship between mouse events and touchscreen events.
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Although this page is more than six years old, it has a really comprehensive explanation of the relationship between mouse events and touchscreen events.
You could do it by running a JavaScript program inside your page but using either PHP or shtml is the best way to do this.
Your best option is to change your hosting company to one that will allow...
Your codepen effort seems to to work OK here in Opera, Firefox & Chrome. Which browser are you using?
Great job, I tried this in Inkscape but didn't have much success.
In the original I see that the orange diagonal bar is in front of the crescent moon rather than behind it. That may not matter to...
Here's a png and an svg file so that you can modify it yourself.
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You're welcome. Spotting a </span> tag on a single line is usually a pointer to a problem.
You have a <span> tag at line 139 and the matching </span> tag at line 183. This tag pair contains block elements which is illegal HTML. Change these to <div> & </div> respectively and the errors go...
Reduce the image to two colours (white and black) to create a mask then use that to key in your new image. You may need to do a bit of tidying up of the black and white image around the edges of the...
It works OK for me. You probably need to collapse the borders on the table.
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The class "waitingTimes" is applied to the parent 'table' element and not to the 'th' and 'tr' elements. Try this:
table.waitingTimes th {
border-style: solid;
border-width: 2px;...
I have just put that single line of code into an HTML document and it works fine. The W3C validator produces 1 warning but no errors. Your problem must be elsewhere.
Remove the .txt extension from...
If that is really what you want to achieve, then the correct solution is:
text-align; right;
... but why go to all that trouble if 'flex-direction: row-reverse;' works in an identical manner?
If you are using 'flex' you should also use 'flex-direction'. CSS 'direction' justifies the text in a block element to the left or to the right, it does not change the display sequence of the...
It's most likely that you have identically named definitions in several files which work when the files are loaded in the correct order. However combining the files may very well change the order of...
I haven't tried this, but you could surround the call to the php file with the following:
<div style="display:none;">
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</div>
Sorry, I can't help with the CGI script bit I have used this PHP counter for many years and it works perfectly.
As long as the text files are all stored in the same directory and that directory doesn't contain any other files, then 'readdir()' would be the way to go.
Does this help?
https://css-tricks.com/responsive-images-youre-just-changing-resolutions-use-srcset/
If you suspect that there may be a problem in any CSS file, just run it through CSS Lint which will find most syntax errors in just a few seconds.
It does have a few hang-ups like warning about...
Netbeans is a bit of a "Jack of all trades - master of none" IDE and may not be the best for web page development. A good editor with syntax checking capabilities such as EditPlus is probably a...
The double quotes in this line aren't balanced:
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$rgGallery.find(‘div.rg-image’).empty().append(”) //Image change
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You could try either:
So, your words "This is complete coding-" in post #1 are not true?
Try this:
<li><img src="images/thumbs/106.jpg" data-large="images/fulls/106.jpg" data-description="Seven drawer chest<br />£110 H 156cm W 62cm D 44cm" /></a></li>
Have you run your code through the W3C.org validator? I suspect not as there are numerous errors.
Firstly you are missing the opening <html> tag and you have no <title> tag in the head section...