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Just Wondering if some could explain difference between following 4 ways of uses of image in a website.
/img/log.png (in http://example.com)
http://example.com/img/log.png
http://example2.com/img/log.png (Different website on same server)
http://example3.com/img/log.png (Different website on different server)
Performance wise which is the best?
This is a bit of a silly question, and that isn't 4 ways of using an image. So I'll give you a kind of answer.
When referencing an image from within your site just use
/img/log.png
When referencing images hosted elsewhere
//website.com/img/log.png
By using the // instead of http:// you will avoid SSL issues. That is about the only help I can offer. Other than that, check out some "Learn HTML" sites or books. Even a quick hour study session should help you move past questions like this.
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I would like to make a website. I just wanted to get recommendations on which language I should use? Or if I need to use multiple languages, which ones should I use? I don't have any experience in website programming.
Well, first of all you can learn HTML and CSS, those are the basic for building a website.
Then, when you will be confortable with HTML and CSS, you can add a layer of difficulty and add some Javascript in it.
And then, when you will be ready, you can learn a back end language, but by the time you reach this, you will have your preferences about which one to learn.
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I've been working on a website for about 5 months and i have been testing a lot of features like
posts, downvotes and upvotes, etc
One the features was chatvoice
The problem is that i haven't found any relevant information about making chatvoice a thing in an html website
I believe you asking how to convert speech to text (Speech recognition). You can use python Library for performing speech recognition, with support for several engines and APIs, online and offline.
Please find this link for installation.
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I have been implementing for some time different things to my Website.
I am currently trying to figure out what value can we get from the Web we know today while implementing linked data and semantics to our Websites.
There are HTML5, WAI-ARIA, RDF, OWL, FOAF, SKOS, SKOC, SIOC .... - any value of implementing them today?
Maybe SEO and Google Search question, but is there someone who can give approximative answer?
Any ideas? Hopes? Information about that?
Thank You very much for help and shared links!
You can play with owl, RDF is a way to achieve what you want and you may want to take a look at TMS. I recommend using the Protege to produce the owl ontologies.
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This is my first time asking a question here on stackoverflow.
I'd like to know if anyone (more experienced in web design than me, but that's an easy one!) can help me out with a couple tips on how to make this website faster to load and navigate:
www.treasure-diggers.com
I know the HD video banner is the first thing that comes to mind, but that was an explicit request from the client (no Low-Definition render or Youtube player).
Aside from that, it's just a wordpress page with a dozen of medium-sized images, and yet it takes quite a while to load on low connection speeds.
Do you have any advice? Thanks in advance!
Look, I've checked your website in website speed test service (GTmetrix) and here you can check the result yourself.
There are some advices, for example, you can minify CSS and JS files and you can specify image dimensions for small images, like social icons, for example. try to resize big images yourself, not with the help of website. After that check the result in GTmetrix, your website speed will be improved =)
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I want the page visible to the user even when the net connection breaks so is there a way to
store the page for atleast some time.
Describing the cache manifest in an SO answer will take a lot of space. Instead of doing that, I'm going to save everyone some time and post a tutorial for you: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/appcache/beginner/
StackOverflow is better suited if you have trouble understanding a specific part of cache manifests.