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I have a css class that goes like this:


.intro .background-image {
background: url(bg.jpg) no-repeat center fixed;
background-size: cover;
filter: blur(3px) opacity(80%)...

Trying to figure out how to do that, I have Illustrator CC but I cant find any tutorials/dont know how to do it.

Also I created a different SVG. Here is the link:...

Actually I think you have me all wrong, and I am glad you made a demo to explain what you were talking about. The demo made more sense for me. However like I said I am not trying to achieve the first...

Yeah but the image turns out all black. On top of that I cant add any classes to the svg file.

Actually yeah that is pretty much what I am trying to make. An SVG sprite, but be able to change the sprites colors if needed via CSS instead of having to edit the actual image.

I̶ ̶h̶a̶v̶e̶ ̶a̶t̶t̶a̶c̶h̶e̶d̶ Here is a link to the output of exporting the png as an svg in illustrator. I had no idea SVGs are not an acceptable upload type. Also I am not looking for css 3...

This does not have to do with image sprites, sort of. It is more of adding a class to an SVG image sprite.

I have a single PNG file that has six drawings in it. Whenever I use Illustrator CC or Inkscape it always outputs it as a Base64 encoded SVG, which is not what I am trying to do. I want to have the...

Exactly. The class .stickme does not get added to the nav after the user scrolls down 300 pixels. The only property of said class is position: fixed; Other than the class issues the code is perfectly...

Anyone out there? This is still an issue I have.

Usually videos like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F-F8-qHmq0. Others include fireplaces and weather.

The problem is I cant get the nav bar to stick after the user scrolls about 300 pixels down the page. Basically it should start as an un-static element then dynamically gets changed to a fixed...

May not be exactly what the title of this thread is, but it is the best I can sum it up. Anyways, I have a few lines of jQuery that takes a navbar and as the user scrolls down the page, the navbar...

How do you change it to 12 hour time? Also I did try to make a few modifications of my own.



(function() {
'use strict';

var now,yy,mm,dd,hh,mn,ext,am='AM';
var...

Simply posting the link does not help me, I dont have much knowledge of JavaScript so like I said before the link doesnt do much. I was asking if you could help with the code I posted before, or try...

Something like the Live Date script hosted here, but with the proper abreviations (like 1st, 3rd and so on..) and be able to have the date and time as seperate outputs.
Heres an example


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I have been trying to find a script that outputs the date and time in something like below

January 1st, 2015
8:23 AM

Using two separate spans like this


<span id="date">
<span id="time">

Appreciate the help, but I still dont know what to do with the code you provided. Here is the jQuery Code that I have that needs a cookie


$(document).ready(function() {
...

I would like to add a cookie to this code but without having to use the jQuery cookie plugin. I have searched on Google for hours and couldn't find anything else. Could any one else please help?

Bumping again

youtube is offering a nocookie version of embed-able/regular videos. it is a google hosted/ran site.

Can confirm. I have a touchscreen laptop (HP ENVY 15 X360) where I can click the links using my mouse but when I try to use the touchscreen and tap the links nothing happens. I used Chrome 40 to test.

Thanks! I still cant seem to figure out how to add the fade between stylesheets though. :(

Thanks, but I cant tell if the script remembers the users choice and the drop down is a little buggy. Not really sure how to fix it myself since the script looks a little complicated.