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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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I've been developing angular apps for a while now, but recently I found an issue in displaying a basic input with type=date in chrome, and I wonder if there is a css trick that I don't know about to let it work.
As you can see, the Monday column is entirely missing.
The code is as simple as it should be, it's basic HTML:
<input type="date">
And the funny fact is that as soon as I resize the window (for example opening and closing the developers console) it starts working fine.
Do you have any idea on how to solve this?
EDIT:
I don't think the issue is with my code at all.
(Link to the question)
It looks like the issue is more related to my second monitor than to chrome itself.
If I open my app or any dropdown on the web from my laptop monitor it shows correctly.
Thank you everybody for the help.
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http://pastebin.com/De29tEAg This is my HTML
http://pastebin.com/88BxpnSM This is my CSS
I just started coding yesterday, so bear with me
I decided to create a button (since it's all I can pretty much do), and underneath it, there's this little green box, that is also part of the link. What is it, and how do I get rid of it?
Delete that full stop/dot/period immediately after the img and before the closing a tag.
I.e.
<img src="http://imgur.com/ukmXAgG.gif /">.
Should be
<img src="http://imgur.com/ukmXAgG.gif /">
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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'm obviously a newbie and I'm running into a problem when I'm trying to turn text into a link while also naming it with an id.
I'm currently using:
<p id="you" You</p>
Using google.com to test.
I haven't been able to get the link working though.
I'm trying to ultimately make a button called You where I'll add all the CSS to id="you" but I want the You word to go to a link.
Can I not write it this way? Suggestions?
Your opening paragraph tag is unclosed.
<p id="you">You</p>
Alternatively, if you don't need the block styling the paragraph gives, you can just go with the following.
<a id="you" href="www.google.com">You</a>
Sure: You
You
Do you mean something like this?
Yes, it works just fine.
you
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I've ran into some weird problem that didn't exist before. The code is perfect, and all links are defined with LINK. However, many links won't work when on an article post - on the homepage, all links works fine, as far as I can tell.
Here's a link to an article - try clicking on the four top links, for example: http://dedanseglade.no/2014/dd-anmelder-video-ingemars-de-saliges-kvarter/
This has been a problem on all the PC's we tested (and with different, modern web browsers), and it worked before with the same code. Suddenly, some links work, but some don't. I've never experienced anything like this before, and I'm quite experienced with HTML. I'm using the latest version of Wordpress, 3.9.
In your lightbox.js you've got this:
jQuery(document).on('click', 'nav a', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
//some other code here
});
The links that are not working have been disabled by this lighbox.js so you need to either change the selector in your js file or change the nav element to a div element but this is just a workaround and I don't recommend it.