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Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@ThekhoN as in, is it sensible to draw in the HEADING section of your NOTEBOOK?

Abhishek

@Abhi493

Practicing... js again...

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@Abhi493 use CodeAcademy and don't forget to return here. We're waiting.

maybe with a :rose:

Abhishek

@Abhi493

lol

i learned the js course there few months ago @codeacademy

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

do it once more

explain js res

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Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@Abhi493 :point_up: October 19, 2015 1:18 AM

Ngaosathe

@ThekhoN

hmmm..ok. But won't it be the best thing?

rather use div to contain em images right?

Abhishek

@Abhi493

tysm @abhisekp thanks for all the res

Vectorjay

@Vectorjay

@abhisekp thanks it worked

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Abhisek Pattnaik

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@ThekhoN does it seem best to draw images in the heading section of your notebook?

Abhishek

@Abhi493

@camperbot THANKS too

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Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@ThekhoN HTML is about writing semantically.

Ngaosathe

@ThekhoN

@abhisekp yes..but i encountered this in some one's code that's why i asked here..

i'm not advocating this in anyway..just wanted to know the best practice

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@ThekhoN it's simply a markup language.
You mark: this is a heading
Then you mark: this is a para
Then: This is an image inbetween my texts in the para

Ngaosathe

@ThekhoN

@abhisekp yes i get it.

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@ThekhoN btw, if you are trying to use a logo near your heading or in your heading, you can use imgs inside heading

@ThekhoN but you can write the img. outside of heading and use CSS for styling the img. to show near the heading

normally, small imgs are used and it's perfectly alright

Ngaosathe

@ThekhoN

hmmm..now would tat be semantically correct? maybe not..but we do that coz it's a logo..things aren't always black and white :)

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@ThekhoN yep! :smile: you get it

CoreyThomas

@CoreyThomas

adding icons?

Abhisek Pattnaik

@abhisekp

@CoreyThomas maybe

that icon can be written outside of heading

<img src="icon.png">
<h1>I'm A Goat</h1>

and use CSS to do some magic and everything look perfect.
@ThekhoN

maybe use a div to wrap them for better styling

<div class="style-me">
    <img src="icon.png">
    <h1>I'm A Goat</h1>
</div>

Ngaosathe

@ThekhoN

@abhisekp thanks

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Abhisek Pattnaik

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@ThekhoN happy codin :D

Daniel Chiuratto Seabra

@daniel-chiuratto-seabra

On the Ziplines, anybody knows how to make the effect of the background to stay fixed inside the divs as I scroll the page, and it changes do the next background when I reach the next div?

VeeShostak

@VeeShostak

@dseabra1984 I think you use a jumbotron (bootstrap) set the background picture or color. and use background-attachment: fixed; or the default scroll

Daniel Chiuratto Seabra

@daniel-chiuratto-seabra

okay

let me try

great

thanks @VeeShostak

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Andrei-Eduard Croitoru

@Andrei-Croitoru

waypoint target the same hint

hint

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