Hey I'm making a chrome extension in HTML and I want the extensions to do automatic tasks like buying an item automatically for example, kind of like a sniper. But I don't know if it is possible and if it is I don't know how. So it would be nice if someone could explain to me or link a website that explains it well cause I didn't find any. Thank you
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Hiyah!
I'm sorry for this strange post, just need help articulating my thoughts into something practical. I really could use an extension to basically select any part of the browser window and use it as a floating window (always on top of other windows).
It'd be awesome if something like this existed and I'd love a name in that case! If not, maybe any of you know of similar open source projects that I could take a look at? I'd try to write my own extension if there's nothing like that, so basically could use any keywords to simplify my research. I've been learning full stack web dev for a few months now, so I think it's in realm of possibilities for me.
Thanks for your time!
I've been trying to create an HTML form on my own for a few months with no luck. I'm trying to do something like the form on this site, http://whatimplantisthat.com/ I'm not sure what this style of form is called. I'm assuming that it is a data table with images, but i haven't seen anything online like this form. Please Help Thanks
I assume you're referring to the table of images in the middle of the page? This uses the HTML tag, and associated tags. You can find information on this here: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp.
I was able to figure out what the markup looks like by using Chrome developer tools, an invaluable resource for anyone doing any kind of web design or development. Chrome dev tools info can be found here: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools. I believe the other browsers all have similar tools.
(I'm quite new to programming so forgive me for any incorrect terms! HTML and CSS are my strenghts.)
I'm currently working on a Joomla website for a music festival. One of its pages contains a schedule with a list of performing acts.
My ambitious goal is to build a feature that makes my website's users able to mark certain acts as their favourites. In practice, clicking an icon would give it a visual highlight or something like that. The ideal situation would be that the user shouldn't have to sign in to save one's choises. I guess the solution would have something to do with the browser's local storage?
Here's one example for what I mean. (This is NOT my site, just an example of something I'm looking for).
Can anyone help me to get started? Thanks in advance!
This extension, http://extensions.joomla.org/extension/my-shortlist , should help with little or no modifications to the template.
If the above doesn't help, then you can the JED (the Joomla Extensions Directory) for an extension that is better suited to your needs.
I am currently in an internship and making a website for someone. I have nearly finished the website and they would like a way to easily edit the website without messing around too much with code. They have no development team and once my internship is over, obviously they'll be stuck and they would like a way to edit the content on the website. How can I go about doing this? I mentioned a WordPress site to them but they didn't like the sound of that. Are there any other ways in which I can allow them to have this functionality?
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You can either create a Wordpress-similar, with a login, and while navigating through pages they would have options normal users do not have (e.g: delete, etc).
Or you could create an admin dashboard, where there would be every settings.
I think the second one is the best option for you, as it doesn't require you to modify any pages already created, and you will not have to adapt the style of your website to those supplementary options which would be shown on every pages if you used the first option.
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Or you could have all the content of the website in files, so that they simply need to edit the files to change the content. Even though I think option 2 is better, this one is a lot simpler to put in place.
I am truly sorry if here is not the place to ask such questions, I'm a fairly new web developer (AngularJS, yaaay!), and I don't even know if what I'm asking is silly or not.
I want to build a web-app for my brother who is a car-retailer. So I have this website http://www.carrs-automobiles.com/ (sorry, french website, you can laugh at the spelling mistake, they are English wannabes) and I want to access the list of direct links to their cars.
So I used the inspect element in order to know where, in the html document, the link is.
Problem is, now that I have on one side the html tree and on the other side the $get method, I don't really know how I can build the list of car-links. Maybe is there a simpler method than running all the way down this huge tree?
Any hint or help is welcomed.
Thanks for your time, have a good day,
Fabien
EDIT: just to be clear about the goal of this. I want to store links in order to access them one by one, and display images of cars in a ng-view, if that's a malpractice please feel free to tell me.