Posts by BinaryDigit

Ditch Dreamweaver! I'd recommend using vanilla Javascript or JQuery and read this post:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8766084/how-to-highlight-the-clicked-navigation-item

You should keep your styles in the class, then apply that class to your table. Don't style table or td directly. You might want to use a table or td elsewhere in the page that doesn't use that styling (so in that case, create a different class and style).

Testing out the full screen editor. This is really nice!

This is why I'm a super advocate regarding (offsite) backups! 3-2-1: 3 total copies of your data, 2 local but on different devices and at least 1 copy offsite!

Maybe you can post the answer to your question of your original thread, that way someone else who needs help with the same issue will find your answer :)

Welcome back! I am the same way, so no worries. You can start with online courses from sites such as https://www.codecademy.com or https://www.coursera.org Some are free, some aren't, but give it a go!

Do you mean something like Jolicloud? https://www.jolicloud.com It integrates with a bunch of different apps and gives you direct links to the mother site.

Learn the basics as best as you can! I can't express that enough. Gravitate towards a language or specialty that you find interest in and practice, practice, practice! Also don't be shy or intimidated to ask questions (this was my problem in college). Best of luck to you!

If you need to transfer files from pc to pc (for example, your PC to a backup server), and want always good signal, I'd recommend connecting via ethernet. Although it might not be "faster" when downloading from the internet, just having a solid connection is worth it in itself.

Look up "hackintosh" or "customac" in your fave search engine and you will have a good project on your hands.

Hey everyone! Hosftra comp sci grad here who got into IT for my career. I think I remember Dani from college! So happy to finally register for this awesome community!
I'd like to get back into programming a tiny bit with arduino and the Raspberry Pi. See ya around the project section and perhaps the IT/corporate side! wave