i\'m new to website development and i\'m unsure of the technical word for this but i have a form with fields on it e.g.
Assuming this mark-up: <html class=\"fr\"> <head> </head> <body> <div class=\"class1\">
I created a simple HTML and CSS site for private purposes, but have realized that neither Firefox nor IE show the background color I added when in print preview.
Okay, so my first question was is it important to order your css tags, which i discovered via this site that the answer is yes.
i\'m new to html and this is probably a stupid mistake but i cant spot it. Whenever i select a input field, the cursor always jumps to the first input box. I\'m guessing i missed an ending statement s
I have a property in asp.net application ABPS.PRR.WEB开发者_如何学JAVA.CurrentSession.Theme and I\'m setting it in @Page directive in aspx pages like:
I use a CSS reset which zeros out the margin and padding of most-everything (it\'s an altered version of the Meyer reset), including of course block level text tags.
I\'m developing a Joomla system plugin and I need to add some scripts in the header, I\'ve the following code:
We\'ve got a little tool that I built where you can edit a jQuery template in one field and JSON data in another and then hit a button to see the results immediately within the browser.
I have a style which I want to be different in mobile devices. The style is in a stylesheet containing a lot of styles.
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