Jason Thomas
@geekmonster
an aspiring fullstack developer (intermediate-I Think)
trying to learn some of the coolest styles and techniques while developing my own...
OK I've been looking all through the replit forum here and also on the web and I canot find one clear cut tut on how to setup and connect the two. I a
Node.js
I'm trying to use lightbox but now that I'm using it my 4X4 pic lineup will only line up vertically. Also, when I click the pic it expands way to larg
HTML, CSS, JS
In my last section on the index.html page I tried margin-top: 20px; and I still cant seperate my contact or callback section from my blog section and
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I did my @media responsive magic in my css file but for some reason when I inspect and use the mobile and tablet test my main geekmonster logo and my
HTML, CSS, JS
Coder100 Hello, as you can see on line 270 of your style.css:
image
you may have mistyped creator to content, where the image is. Or, you just forgot to add the class declaration altogether.
As a reminder, here is where the geekmonster image is:
image1 year ago
in the middle of the hero section is the logo for my app but for some reason I cant make it responsive at all. I'm thinking i need to some how crop th
HTML, CSS, JS
Im trying to use CSS to line up the logo with the geekmonster.tech title but nothing happens. How can I fix this with css or html???
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CodingElf66 Use the ` tag, maybe it'll help! If it doesn't, change the CSS and add position: absolute;`.
Now you can mark it as answered, thank you!1 year ago
I keep getting this error:
a492e83f-c1b0-4df4-b677-0679ae950c9d.id.repl.co’s server IP address could not be found.
Does this happen often???
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I'm brand spanking new to replit and I cant understand why I dont see the results in the browser after I've saved.
It just says not found return to r
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RayhanADev @geekmonster hiya I was a bit confused when I saw your problem and then I realized its because your entrypoint file isn't named index.html.
For context Replit follows web standards when hosting so the / path will show the index.html file from your directory. A /page.html page will show a page.html file from your directory and a /page file will show a page/index.html from your directory. I hope that makes sense but feel free to comment back if I was confusing xD.1 year ago
