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It seems like UTF-8 is missing the macron-over-o character. Am I alone in wanting this? In my mind it is a distinctive way of emphasizing the 'owe' sound in my web site title which is like Phoflot. The closest I can come in html is to put the 'o' in a span with text-decoration: overline, but the overbar floats way above the 'o', above the P,f,l letters.
The unicode point for ō is U+014D. You should be able to use ō or ō.
You can use Unicode combining character U+0304 (#772 in HTML) with ordinary 'o' letter: ō
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The .html I’m editing is ‘thrway2.html’.
This is taking place in a style tag in my .html.
The problem was I was using smart quotes around “fonts/Ahem.ttf”.
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Is it valid to use below css:
.myClass[my-url='page.html']
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<ul class="myClass" my-url="page.html"></ul>
My doubt here is that can we directly use some html page name as a value.
my-url is an actual attribute on element with value of page.html
Yes, that technically works but instead of using my-url you should use data-my-url to make it pass HTML5 validation (if that matters to you at all).
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In my website I have a table and when displaying in Chrome or Firefox I get an odd character 'w' appearing without being in the code just before the table displays.
The page in particular is:
http://math.jhu.edu/jmartinezgarcia/conferences.html
It doesn't bother me a lot, but I would like to know why it appears.
Warning: I know that I have a mixture of HTML 4 or even 3 and CSS but somewhat I suspect this may not be the reason.
You have a 'w' character in your markup:
<tr>w
<td><b>17-19 December 2009</b></td>
<td>Workshop on Algebraic Geometry. Madrid, Spain.</td>
</tr>
Here it is, line 230 of your html.
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I have looked at the markup for this page forever and I can't for the life of me figure out why there is a "greater than" symbol visible on this page in between the navigation and the main content. I keep staring at it because it bugs me but I don't see the mistake. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Page: http://cdaniels75.github.io/210/schedule.html
On line 57 of the source is this:
<tr><td>33</td> <td>04.28</td>><td>FINALS WEEK<br /><h6><a
Notice the extra > between <td>s.
That said you have a large number of markup errors on this page, like unclosed <a> tags and such. Run it through the validator.
in your favorite browser with dev tools installed, right-click on the ">" and select Inspect element (or similar) from the popup menu...
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Why effect of DD tag differs in this pages?
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First example also doesn't work in Chrome. Firefox is ok.
I want in node/159 same as in test.htm.
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If the goal is to indent the first line of each paragraph then:
Don't use a <dd> element
Do use a <p> element
Do use the CSS text-indent property