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Skullintercourse wrote:
Anyone know these/are learning them?

I learnt the basics a couple years ago to make custom themes for stuff, and I'm trying to pick it up again now because I need something to do that doesn't take to much effort, it's fun, and also my dad's in the start-phase of a sales company so I hope to eventually be able to help him with website stuff and marketing.

I've done the HTML course at codecademy, am halfway through the CSS one, and read various stuff over at w3schools + mess around with their online simulator (you type code on the left and press run and get to see it instantly on the right as it would've appeared on an actual website, easier than typing cote into notepad and opening it in Chrome). 

So far the only things that confuse me slightly is CSS hierarchy, but I messed around with that in the simulator thing and think I get it now?? Either way my question is does anyone who also like this stuff have suggestions for where I should move on to when I'm done with the courses on Codecademy? I wanna refresh what I learnt of jQuery too, but think I wanna try and actually use HTML and CSS a bit before throwing that + javascript into the mess. 

I just wanna talk about this with someone lol
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Date: 09-04-2018 21:45
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Skullintercourse wrote:


THIS IS THE WONDERFUL STUFF I USED TO TEST CSS HIERARCHY 

Don't question the aesthetic too much. I basically wanted to test if adding a rule to the class of an element will overrun everything from the rule added to just the element, since the class rule will be higher priority, but I hoped it'd only overrun the codes that were contradicted by the element one (like if element style says color: white; but class style says color: pink;) and leave the other ones untouched. Like if element style says the background should be purple, and class style doesn't mention background colour, will the code be read as background to be purple or do you have to specify AGAIN in the class style? The answer was that yea it leaves everything as is until contradicted and directly overrun by a higher prioritised rule using the same property.
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Date: 09-04-2018 21:53
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Fiskarna wrote:
i love html and css
dont really have any recommendations .. 

you could try restyling vp with css using the browser addon stylish
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Date: 09-04-2018 21:53
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Skullintercourse wrote:
www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=FQ82C496LR7I

This is the code from the testing hierarchy stuff bullshit lol
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Date: 09-04-2018 21:55
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Skullintercourse wrote:
Fiskarna wrote:
i love html and css
dont really have any recommendations .. 

you could try restyling vp with css using the browser addon stylish
Ohh yeah that would've been fun. I tried to adjust some stuff just changing things in the sidebar you get with right click + inspect element, but it was a mess. I'll check out stylish, thanks!
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i found this thread in my followed threads list and i hate how i never got around to do more than the introduction thread oooof
Date: 16-10-2020 22:23
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