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Sorry I think I didn't explain myself well. What is the gap I highlighted in pink?
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How do you think a letter 'g' fits in a line? e: your example seems to have line height slightly above 1em, otherwise you'd have to cut the parent block if you want to narrow it further.
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huhu posted:Sorry I think I didn't explain myself well. What is the gap I highlighted in pink? What gap?  But seriously, it's space for descenders. You should also set line-height: 1; if you really want it nestled down as much as it could be (I added that and the border to demonstrate in the screenshot)
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How's this for a web fizzbuzz: What's going on here, and what are a few ways to get it to what you wanted? <div style="display:inline-block;width:40px;height:20px"> <div style="display:inline-block;width:20px;height:20px"></div> <div style="display:inline-block;width:20px;height:20px"></div> </div>
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Analytic Engine posted:How's this for a web fizzbuzz: I believe I can generalise here: wut
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Analytic Engine posted:What's going on here, and what are a few ways to get it to what you wanted? Start a new career making homemade artisanal jams?
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Analytic Engine posted:How's this for a web fizzbuzz: [long boring history] Code like the above was normal in the Frontpage era. I am happy that ended. Tei fucked around with this message at 17:40 on Mar 8, 2018 |
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Mar 8, 2018 17:26
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I suppose you'd never see this "bug" if you automatically minify code, since it strips the return character out from the sibling divs
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People minify HTML? 
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This might belong in the Ruby thread, but is there a good way, in Jekyll, to concatenate several pages together? I have a guide for some projects, with each project broken into three phases, and a page for each phase. Easy enough. However, my boss wants to be able to print off the entire guide at once, all three phases together. At present, the best way I can see is to create a fourth page to cover the entire guide, but that would mean it has to be kept in sync with the other three pages. Alternatively, I can just have the one mega-page, and use JS to switch back and forth between phases of the project, but I went with Jekyll to avoid that sort of thing.
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kedo posted:People minify HTML? It depends on the target audience I think. I have. It can actually strip 30-50kb out of a pure html site if you do it. Think static single page site. It's really just stripping whitespace and comments. Mostly useful for mobile viewing.
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I have our templating engine strip all white space on output because why not? The browser dev tools can still generate the tree view just fine.
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Question: does anyone have experience with Google Optimize breaking events in a React app? I have an input that calls a function onFocus which works fine normally. However the cLiEnT added in Google Optimize to do some A/B work and now when optimize runs it seemingly prevents my events from firing properly.
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Tei posted:[long boring history] Can you PM me the long boring history? I see stuff like this in legacy codebases and have to explain old-timey web quirks to people Analytic Engine fucked around with this message at 01:31 on Mar 9, 2018 |
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duz posted:I have our templating engine strip all white space on output because why not? The browser dev tools can still generate the tree view just fine. The prettify feature is being deprecated in pugjs. Which is ok, white space between elements can have weird effects
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My HTML build step not only strips whitespace, I have it reduce all my tags down to one letter. 
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Lumpy posted:My HTML build step not only strips whitespace, I have it reduce all my tags down to one letter. Which letter?
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Variable 5 posted:Which letter? Pretend I knew how to type the "poo" emoji here.
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Lumpy posted:Pretend I knew how to type the "poo" emoji here. 💩 If you're on windows you can type them from the touch keyboard.
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Shy posted:💩 I can type them from my computer too, but I refuse to on principle.
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Man you guys are living in the future with that tech.
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Nolgthorn posted:Man you guys are living in the future with that tech. Or the past 
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Stop it stop showing off!
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I hope this is the best place to ask this, but is Wordpress still the best option for people who're looking for an online store + blogging platform? Asking because I have a client (she sells locally-sourced jams and chutneys) who wants both of these things and they're intrigued by Wix. She tried the Wix trial and likes it, but Wix seems to use a packaged, monthly-subscription pricing model that lumps in a bunch of maybe-not-necessary features and she wants to reduce her costs as much as possible. She already has a domain name + hosting at separate companies (and an existing website that she hates and wants to overhaul, which is why she approached me). So I'm thinking of just using a nice paid Wordpress theme running Woo Commerce and launching it for her. I just wasn't sure if WP or Wix or whatever is the best option around, these days. melon cat fucked around with this message at 01:48 on Mar 12, 2018 |
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Also look at Squarespace as an alternative to Wix, but you are otherwise on the right track and it really only affects how much work you want to put in to maintain the site after launch.
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The Fool posted:Also look at Squarespace as an alternative to Wix, but you are otherwise on the right track and it really only affects how much work you want to put in to maintain the site after launch. EDIT: Thanks guys. Will probably recommend a non-WordPress solution mainly because of the streamlined simplicity it would give my client. Leaning towards either Wix or Shopify. melon cat fucked around with this message at 05:11 on Mar 12, 2018 |
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The Fool posted:Also look at Squarespace as an alternative to Wix Also worth mentioning Shopify here
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melon cat posted:The goal is to put in minimal (let's say 'zero') work to maintain the site after launch. This client's needs are pretty simple, but she definitely isn't tech savvy enough to ever want to deal with anything beyond selling/listing her products for the online store and writing the occasional blog entry. So yeah, stick with Wix, Squarespace or Shopify. I don’t know about Wix, but Shopify has its own merchant provider and Squarespace uses Stripe. If that helps at all.
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FWIW the code I posted was not about inline styling, it was an example of inline-block siblings having an "extra" space in the rendered DOM due to the return character in the HTML https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5078239/how-do-i-remove-the-space-between-inline-block-elements
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Hello, I am trash and please tell me why my portfolio project is also pathetic, worthless, and not good enough to get an interview with tia https://wanderrful.github.io/korean-learning-app/ Known reasons:
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Even if you're kidding that attitude makes me hate it!!!!
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Nolgthorn posted:Stop it stop showing off!
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ConanThe3rd posted:Wait, that works? It does! Emoji are Unicode symbols.
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Love Stole the Day posted:Hello, I am trash and please tell me why my portfolio project is also pathetic, worthless, and not good enough to get an interview with tia https://wanderrful.github.io/korean-learning-app/ I can't get past question one but my instinct tells me it's using some kind of overly elaborate library for something otherwise simple. Oh, yeah it's using bootstrap, and therefore also jquery. Oh holy it's also using react. Well, at least you're demonstrating your ability to use it for the pros. Good lord, the webpage is approx 600 bytes, but the html/css hauls it up to more than half a meg. For what it's doing I don't like the size of it.
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Love Stole the Day posted:Hello, I am trash and please tell me why my portfolio project is also pathetic, worthless, and not good enough to get an interview with tia https://wanderrful.github.io/korean-learning-app/ It'd be nice to see what I've already tried/guessed E: it'd be really nifty if you found the longest common substring with what the user enters and what you're expecting and indicated it somehow in that list as a guide Munkeymon fucked around with this message at 14:27 on Mar 12, 2018 |
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Love Stole the Day posted:Hello, I am trash and please tell me why my portfolio project is also pathetic, worthless, and not good enough to get an interview with tia https://wanderrful.github.io/korean-learning-app/ You nailed it on the spinning check-mark, that's got to be replaced Edit: The answers are "secret," "chicken," and "pencil." I used google translate.
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The Fool posted:Also look at Squarespace as an alternative to Wix, but you are otherwise on the right track and it really only affects how much work you want to put in to maintain the site after launch. Do not look into Squarespace, it makes absolutely zero sense because it tries to be too flexible, in a very obtuse way because trying to replace things that you could do in three lines of code with a bizarre and ill-conceived GUI makes things much easier, right???
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I thought about making a website builder that is intentionally not meant for professional looking websites. But instead mimics Geocities neighbourhoods of old, and lets you sort of drag and drop elements that look like 90's era stuff. Webrings, animates gifs, stuff like that. Is there any market? It could advertise 5MB of free space on the top, it could be basically like old times again.
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