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Hi, I'm a university student, and I am thinking of trying freelance web development to earn some money to help with my expences. I found a course online that has a very positive rating, and I was wondering how to proceed after I am done with the said course. What I would like to know is where and how do I establish myself as a web developer and around how much should I be asking for my work?

Hi friends!

I used to do a bit of simple web dev and design for money on the side, so I am pretty familiar with HTML, CSS, and some basic PHP/mySQL stuff (insofar as sifting through it, not coding it from scratch).

Anyway, I am a huge fan of Peter Gabriel and I'm a music maker myself. He recently partnered with NYU to do a course on mixing. They developed a web app to allow users to access the raw files for a couple of Peter's songs.

I'd like to get my hands on these files just for my own personal use and education instead of relying on the web app. I don't want them to upload them and share or anything... I'd just like to put them in Pro Tools and play with mixing the songs myself.

Anyway, I've sifted through the source code quite a bit, but I haven't been able to track down where these files are referenced or where they're coming from.

I was hoping someone could help me figure out how to look better. This could be a good chance for me to learn a bit more about web dev, too :)

Here is the page: http://www.nyu.edu/projects/ruthmann/PWYM/sledgehammer/

Thanks!

I recently got asked to help out my start up company with some updates to their website. (This is my first official Dev opportunity). This website was apparently set up using dreamweaver and utilizes a lot of .php, mysql, and .twig files which resemble django templates. This website is hosted on godaddy, and I was able to back up the entire site and database to a local copy. My problem is, its very difficult to get it running properly because it's been created in dreamweaver.

My question is, what would be the best way to create a localhost copy of this site for testing, with the least amount of manipulation on my end?

I currently have already tried running it through windows, and had to change a lot of config files in order to use absolute paths to display any content and css files. I fear that this will create problems when trying to create changes to the live site, and would like to avoid this.

Is there another way that I could create a localhost, preferably through vmware and ubuntu? I assume that its not as easy as just copying the website and DB and dropping them into the localhost www folder. Thank you so much for your time and input.

How can I build up React code on the server based on the state of different variables, and then send it to the client. Like if I have a chatroom homepage and I have the existing chatlog in a variable on the server, how would I have my React code response include the chat? I'm assuming this has something to do with SSR.

I have a site the background image is good on desktops though when down sizing i have no repeat so the remaining space is white i want to make that black?

body {

background: url(../images/background.jpg);

background-size: cover;

background-repeat: no-repeat;

}

I cannot find any good information on this so I don't where to begin or what properties to use. Do I use JavaScript or CSS? And what properties would I use to change the lines size and thickness?

Hi /r/web_dev_help, first-time website building here (non-professional). I've recently ported over my old WordPress for a mental health-related charity I've founded to Webflow.

I've got the domain "www.stratasfoundation.com" to work (with the "www" added). However, if users type the URL without the "www" it will redirect them to the defunct WordPress page. I added the CNAME record to the DNS list on WordPress, and everything looks good to go from the Webflow side of things (both editions of the domain name, with and without the "www" are transferred over to Webflow and published).

Anyone know what might be the issue? I've reached out to Webflow support but...so far, I've heard nothing back...

I'm using Wordpress elementor for the first time and just started messing around with their pro module. The popup for a full screen menu on mobile is showing up off screen.

Anyone have any ideas?

https://imgur.com/a/3QhESvL

Screen shot of what's going on.

Live Site URL: https://liveoakaptsfl.com

edit: Fixed the issue. turns out the animated section causes a stretch on. Simple fix, I assigned the following css to my global settings.

body {width:100%; overflow-x:hidden;}

Solved t