Leo Xu
@LeoXu2
I was born at a very young age.
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The Pixel TradeYOU SHOULD PROBABLY USE THIS IN NEW TAB SO TAHT THE SHOP WORKS GUD
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I was working on a PHP web server repl and whenever I updated the CSS, it wouldn't change on the actual website. However, after I went on the website
OldWizard209 Umm, you can try to use in-line CSS. I faced this problem back when I used to code using Atom. You should try this creativebloq page that was extremely helpful for me.2 years ago
Coder100 hit ctrl + shift + r.
Sometimes this happens because of caching or your file just didn't save2 years ago
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I was thinking about learning node.js but idk where. can you peeps send videos or something pls. thx!
Coder100 Node.js isn't the best starting language, you should learn web development first, then you will be able to understand the concepts easier and learn more about the stdlib instead of working your way through the syntax.
Anyways, try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlB_eWDSMt4
https://www.w3schools.com/nodejs/2 years ago
Coder39182 Orielly tends to make good books if you're looking for a book. Otherwise, you'd probably be best using their website: https://nodejs.dev/learn
2 years ago
Like save data to an account and sign up and stuff like that (in html)
RYANTADIPARTHI you can't save stuff in html. You need a backend for that. Try using node.js2 years ago
Coder100 try this python:
https://repl.it/@Coder100/DarkvioletLegitimateState-ur-mom-lol-get-rekt-haha#main.py2 years ago
I'm making a game and there's a character selection part of it. So I want to have it so that when someone clicks on a character, the js will save a va
19wintersp If you want to preserve data between reloads, you can use session storage. Example:
sessionStorage.characterName = "foo";
console.log(sessionStorage.characterName); // "foo"
This data will stay there even if the tab changes address or reloads.2 years ago
gatorade322 Are you using a script.js file for your variables, or running it from the html itself?2 years ago
How can I make a subdomain with repl.it and freenom?
Squirrel777 Easy! But you will have to make a new repl in order to get a subdomain. So go to your domain at freenom, go to DNS managenment, add a new CNAME record, point it to your repl, and for the name; Instead of WWW, add your subdomain! Then link it to your repl and done! Learn more here
The point
Create a new repl and Just do the same thing you did for the domain except instead of WWW, replace it with your subdomain.2 years ago
just a fake minecraft
also math project
also mario
idk what it is :|
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https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_webstorage.asp
read all about the localstorage in the link above
please help ;-;
Coder100 If your browser supports it, repl.it supports it. Repl.it is the magic that puts your HTML code onto the web, so if you can run it in w3schools, you definitely can run it on repl.it.3 years ago
it sucks but im proud
if its weird, go here: https://repl.it/@LeoXu2/Hangman#main.py
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