Martin Garrido

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Paul Clapham wrote:I get that from my old website provider (the one I hardly use any more) -- I have to wait until the next day until my new and updated pages are visible to the world.



that's is.

But, I asked myself, why is like this? The traffic rate'd are the same.
<div id="C">C<div id="c">c</div></div>
c with position relative and z-index negative is drawn behind her parent box (static)


<div id="C">C</div>
<div id="D">D</div>
D with position relative and z-index negative is drawn behind C (static)



..... I thought "Elements with non-static positioning will always appear on top of elements with default static positioning"
The free hosting is http://x10hosting.com/

I remove the cache of my browser. But I keep receiving the same old content.

What can I do?
I'm learning web design by myself. I'm grateful to you for this.
this usually happens to me.

I solved it restarting the monitor.
11 years ago
Welcome Mr. Tanuj!
11 years ago

Bear Bibeault wrote:Where did you see this? Some context would be nice. Otherwise we can only guess.

Martin Garrido wrote:class="myclass brush:js; html-script:true;" doesn't work.


Define "doesn't work". Please read ItDoesntWorkIsUseless.



style of "myclass" has no effect with: class="myclass brush:js; html-script:true;"

<pre class="brush:js;"> and other tags in head must be placed to syntax highlight with software syntaxhighlighter.
I learn CSS and JS. While I was looking for syntax highlighting and I met with this classname, strange for me.

What do colon and semicolon mean in this position? and how can I put a own classname within this?

class="myclass brush:js; html-script:true;" doesn't work.

Thanks.
I know the importance of backgrounds, colors, gaps,.... but I don't get the knack of it.

Any great books, resources, links, programs.... to learn this art?

Could anyone write a paragraph where "\s" and "\s+?" don't match the same?

Thank you very much.

As you know, you can test it in http://regexpal.com/
12 years ago

Campbell Ritchie wrote:That sounds like a free grammar. That is impossible to parse with standard techniques. You would have to try natural language processing if you allow “whatever the user” asks for.



what's a pity... what are the programming languages that make possible this?

natural language processing?

12 years ago

Campbell Ritchie wrote:Not sure I understand. Do you want full-blown parsing, or do you simply want replacement of VAR by the next available colour name. The latter should be easy; you can set an index to pick the colour name out of an array.



I think not as simple as you say.

The user can introduce "I like VAR" or ".VAR {color: VAR}" or whatever the user want.
12 years ago


This is OK... but next more difficult. I'd like my program give user the option to choose the target string (instead of have to edit ""." + l + "{background-color:" + l + "}"" and recompile).

Something like this: "please, user, introduce the target string (use the word VAR each time you want to introduce the key word): "

(and use introduce for example: "I like color VAR. "

"Thank you. Now introduce the list of valors (introduce QUIT to quit):"

(green
red
QUIT)



OUTPUT:
I like color green
I like color red




How to do this?
12 years ago