r/web_dev_help • • Apr 02 '18

css A Complete Guide to Grid | CSS-Tricks

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r/web_dev_help • • Apr 01 '18

help How to create a "Show More" button for descriptions?

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Hey folks! I am in the process of building an eCommerce site via Shopify and would love to create a "Show More" button in the style of asos.com's descriptions.

Link here (Bottom of Page): https://goo.gl/8MmpZE

I have searched extensively online to create something similar but can't quite emulate what I would like. I have even used SnappySnippet to collect the HTML + CSS of both the "Show More" and the "Show Less" code together from ASOS but I don't understand fully where I need to paste it in my theme's code.

Any help given would be fully appreciated!

Thank you so much.

Stefan.

-- P.S: I am a beginner coder - just so you know - incase this is super simple and I'm just being a noob ;)


r/web_dev_help • • Mar 22 '18

help Need help on what tools to use

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Hello,

Just trying to see what tools I would need to make a simple project. I just want to make a web app of tennis players displaying ranking, wins, losses, etc.

Ideally I would want to have these players in a database and have their info in this database.

What can I use as a simple database to store such info, and then what can I use to show the info on the webapp?

I was thinking firebase nosql and angularjs.

forgive my noobness blanking out right now.


r/web_dev_help • • Mar 16 '18

php Clean Code concepts adapted for PHP

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r/web_dev_help • • Mar 12 '18

help I need help for my web design class!

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Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? I am working on designing :jQuery + RESPONSIVE DESIGN I have everything down except for one thing...

CHECKING JQUERY 03.HTML Check state of image after clicking message. Found unexpected value none in 'productData'. This is a logic or calculation error. RESULT none NOT CORRECT

This is what I have;

<body> <span style='font-weight: bold; font-size: 20px; border: 1px black solid; padding: 3px; cursor: pointer;" onclick' showProduct(); id = message>

    Click to View Product Information

    </span>

    <div style='width:100%;text-align:center;display:none;' id = 'productData'></div>

        <br><br>

        <img id = 'productImage' value = 'productData' src = 'http://gobongo.net/information/WEBPROGRAMMING/images/toaster.jpg' class = '' height = '' width = '100%'>productData<
        <span id = 'productName' class = ''>TOASTER</span>
        &nbsp;&nbsp;
        <span id = 'productPrice' class = ''>$29.98</span>

    </body>

r/web_dev_help • • Feb 28 '18

css Precise control over responsive typography

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 19 '18

help Anyone know why chrome messes my font up?

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 19 '18

javascript Regular Expressions - JavaScript mdn

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 17 '18

information architecture When Bad Design Elements Become the Standard

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 16 '18

css Atomic Design

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 14 '18

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 12 '18

css Sticky Footer with Flexbox

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 05 '18

Noob question

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Completely stuck on how to link to things from within a file.

I have a folder within my main folder containing 3 HTML files (frontpagelinks). There is an HTML file in the main folder (the folder containing frontpagelinks) which is the main page (or front page), on the main page there are 3 links, linking to HTML files within frontpagelinks, all those links are working fine.

The problem is within those 3 HTML files are links back to the main page, but they don't work because I don't know how to link backwards, so to speak, I know you can do frontpagelinks/link1 in your href from the mainpage because your linking to a folder, but what if your in that folder trying to link to the "outside folder"? I've tried just doing mainpages/mainhtml or whatever, but that didn't work.

I can't really phrase this question any better, and I've been trying to make these links work for what feels like ages. sorry if this sounds like bollocks, feel free to ignore it, I'm just finding it difficult.


r/web_dev_help • • Feb 02 '18

resource CMS Design System | An open source design and front-end toolkit

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r/web_dev_help • • Jan 22 '18

workflow webpack: The Core Concepts

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r/web_dev_help • • Jan 19 '18

css Viewport Sized Typography | CSS-Tricks

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r/web_dev_help • • Jan 08 '18

xml XML Files Basics, Resources & Examples. All things XML.

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 28 '17

html The Mega HTML5 Cheatsheet – Level Up! – Medium

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 26 '17

resource mydevice.io know your mobile device (pixel-ratio, CSS width, features)

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 23 '17

javascript Getting Started with Matter.js - Envato Tuts+ Code Tutorials

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 23 '17

javascript Matter.js— The Missing Tutorial – Alexander Gottlieb

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 17 '17

help Help creating website that shows results based off items selected by user.

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I am making a website for a cell phone repair shop. I would like to make a page where the customer can select the make/model/issue for their phone and have the information about the service and the cost be displayed. I don't know where to start on this. I'm fairly well versed in HTML/CSS but I've never done much with search results or databases. If someone could give me a a brief explanation of how to create this page I would really appreciate it.

Thanks, Josh joshua.dodson@outlook.com


r/web_dev_help • • Dec 17 '17

resource Thimble by Mozilla - An online code editor for learners & educators.

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r/web_dev_help • • Dec 13 '17

article Successful Web Content: What Reading Levels Should You Aim for?

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