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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
ok well I fixed that. I really would like the use the :before method but it's not working. You have added in the spans with the unicode whatevers. I don't really want to do that, but if it's the only solution...
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
And I'm getting this: http://bit.ly/Zqa0nE It's obviously my problem...
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
Hey guys, Thanks for the help...none of this is very relavant. The fact that I had it 404ing on CodePen was a minor mistake, and I am not loading them from my server locally. @deontbenton I really appreciate the explanation though I already underst…
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Semi-Complex PHP Loop
Could you clarify? Are your "three items" referring to three snippets of blog posts, and what is an "add"?
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
I'm not sure what you mean by 404ing...and for me, at least, your codepen doesn't look any different than mine. Maybe it's a problem on my end? Could you tell me what exactly did you fix in yours?
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
sure...look now.
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
https://lh.rs/uJMT7QVJMpqN There is the whole folder that icomoon spit out for me. I was assuming you didn't want the html file without the css and js or whatever they threw in there...so i just chunked in the whole folder. Go localhostr!
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How do i add multiple background images to the same div tag ( i dont want to use CSS3)
You can't use z-index on background images, but you can on the elements. Remember that you must put a position other than static on the elements for z-index to work.
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
I did! This is my problem...they aren't displaying correctly. EDIT: oic, i didn't bother to upload quicksand but I have done the icomoon. Maybe that threw you off?
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
It is local right now...since it is so undeveloped at the minute, I can codepen the part that should matter. Grandpa kinda wants the project secret :P some unnecessary junk probably left there as I've just bored it down to what's needed f…
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New Site Feedback Please
Wow...it is stunning. There is only a couple problems for me, the biggest of which is image loading. Especially the paper background, which doesn't work for me at all. I think the dirty white is nice but the filaments of black are disturbing. …
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Sticky Footer...and margin
Obviously you can't understand English well, or you're just blind. Sorry. Codepen is obviously not the solution in this case...it's not a coding problem, it's a problem I have with sticky footers. My point is, If I use sticky f…
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opinion on simple design
Hey friend, It is quite the nice site. It has the functionality and beautiful content choices, as well as nice touches here and there. But, as most have said around here, it looks a little...well...boring and old. Joshua Hibbert's website may…
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Sticky Footer...and margin
I'm sorry, maybe you do not understand what I want. Most popular sticky footers don't allow margin on any other element because it will mess up the footer. They suggest using padding instead, but that isn't always ideal. I'm loo…
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Icon Fonts having a hard time with Chrome 23
Oh look...now shop talk's icons work but mine still don't.
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Wordpress 3.5 is out!
Whee I was about to release a site to a client and I was like, why not, just update before release. After all the coding. -_- Now qTranslate insists on waiting for an update and I hope that comes soon, or I'll just override it. It's an i…
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Substring headaches
Hum thanks, though due to the way I must display all the different wares, excellent and not, your method won't quite work. Turns out, my knowledge of string manipulation functions isn't that wide. I ended up not using that long array at a…
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Substring headaches
Okay now I've changed to serialize and unserialize. The page is "loading". It's complaining my SQL syntax isn't valid though, which I can't figure out why. UPDATE profile SET selling=$sell, buying=$buy, motto=$motto WH…
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Substring headaches
Obviously the reason I want to do it this way is unclear to you, but I believe it's necessary. Allow me to explain a little more? There is a web based game I play. It is completely HTML CSS Ajax etc. It is a trading game, so there are differen…
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Substring headaches
I did as told but still it doesn't load. Chrome states "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error." This is usually a problem with my syntax I'm pretty sure there is none. $wares does exist, it is my oranges apples grapes array. This is th…
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Substring headaches
Ok guys...now I'm having trouble calling my first function that I managed to write myself, the function that takes an array, looks up its key, and makes the type of string aforementioned. Can anyone help look at this? The page doesn't load…
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Substring headaches
Thanks guys. I will look into these and see what comes out well :)
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Image generator
I thought so...no GD and FreeType experience people out there :( One more bump...no one that can help me?
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Image generator
Alright...woke up and did more debugging. 1. I wasn't passing $_POST['avatar'] a value. 2. I did some variable spitting and I got everything there to work but the image is still not creating. This is the first time I've attempte…
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SQL Table to HTML Table
It does not load the page, therefore I cannot read any error. I will fix the code now...
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SQL Table to HTML Table
Anyone got help for me or am I still just being dumb?
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What is the advantage of tableless html?
I find that tables are useful when it comes to displaying data needed to use in that format. They are not to be avoided like smoke bombs, but are to be used sparingly. The reason this is emphasized for many is because some people used to and still …
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SQL Table to HTML Table
oh gosh now I'm having problems with php syntax. nothing I see wrong, but the page isn't coming back due to a php error. This is always my syntax problem. -_- sorry guys I'm basically asking you to help me debug it
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SQL Table to HTML Table
Yes, I do have an id column in my database. And now I see how I should have utilized fetch_assos. Thanks!
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CSS3 transform and z-indexes
Hi there, I see your problem...As I am still fuzzy on how the whole thing works, all I can do is remind you that position: absolute will tell the rest of the page to act as if that element is not there. I think Chrome must be smart enough to rememb…