Could anyone recommend some resources for me to get better at front-end, specifically responsive and mobile first sites
that freecodecamp got me isn't up to the level I want
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i have somewhat of a deep technical question about css.. i basically hacked this together and cant figure out how i got the width of .calculator of 325 px.. should it be 320px? My .boxAnswer class has width of 305 and the .clear class has width of 95 plus two margins of 5px is 320.
http://codepen.io/duel_drawer8/pen/rLygWG
http://codepen.io/duel_drawer8/pen/rLygWG
how do I center the bullets as well >,< sorry I'm really beginner
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http://codepen.io/redixhumayun/pen/JKryAZ?editors=0011
Hey, I'm having some issues, understanding why my timers are behaving really oddly in my script for the Simon game. Can anybody help me out here?
The values show up fine for the first three timer loops and then they just show undefined values.
so then how do i set the height for the .calculator div so that it encompasses all the buttons inside?
alright..how am i suppose to apply margin without my buttons breaking apart? buttons seem to overlap if you can see the white spaces betwen them.
http://codepen.io/duel_drawer8/pen/rLygWG
http://codepen.io/duel_drawer8/pen/rLygWG
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new question--i'm using 2 .getjson functions, 1 to go through an ip api to get latitude and longitude which i then want to put into the url of the next .getjson to get the actual data for that location (i've decided for now to just bypass all of the insecure vs not issues...), but i can't figure out how to carry the variables over that i've stored the latitude and longitude values in...
just need to figure out the variable thing now, hah
so i have this: var weatherapiurl = "http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?lat=xx.xxxx&lon=-xx.xxxx&units=imperial&APPID=xxxxxxx"; (x=blocked out information, but it's there for real in my code, i promise)
so instead of the xx's basically where lat and lon would go...
...do i just put the variable names? (javascript doesn't seem to recognize them) @sorinr
@sorinr yes, i have that:
var ipapiurl = "http://ip-api.com/json"
$.getJSON(ipapiurl, function(response){
var latitude = response.lat;
var longitude = response.lon;
assign city name here });
var ipapiurl = "http://ip-api.com/json"
$.getJSON(ipapiurl, function(response){
var latitude = response.lat;
var longitude = response.lon;
assign city name here });
then i have the var weatherapiurl line, then the second .getJSON