FreeCodeCamp/HelpFrontEnd

Get help on our Front End Development projects.

Randy

@rdavidson3

that's good to know I've been working solo for a while now. It can be maddening to not know if you're doing things right lol

Tom

@moT01

so make sure the page resizes - meaning responsive

you're using all bootstrap which is great with that

you can see the content will display pretty good if you resize the window (make it small)

Randy

@rdavidson3

yes. I have the img class set as responsive but I'm not sure if it is resizing correctly. I thought that would be best. Thanks :)

ah ok let me try

Tom

@moT01

and for the first thing you mentioned

you mean the text goes below the photo (wraps around it)

Randy

@rdavidson3

Thanks @moT01 it does seem to be working . I wasn't sure if it was just because I shurnk the window itself, But I see the image is getting re-sized

Tom

@moT01

Randy

@rdavidson3

yeah, I changed the view and it went beyond the photo itself

and I tried to add a <p> but it posted within the <th> of the table

Tom

@moT01

i dont really see a problem there

are you meaning when it wraps around the photo? or on a small window it goes a little wider than the photo

Randy

@rdavidson3

maybe it is my chrome. even typing here my messages kinda show up randomly. It wraps around the photo depending on the view

Tom

@moT01

im not quite sure what bootstrap class is doing that

Randy

@rdavidson3

in other words some of the text is at the bottom of the photo instead of stopping at the edge. Unless that's a normal thing that happens

Tom

@moT01

well, like i said - i dont see it as a problem, but there's a way to get it how you want it

Randy

@rdavidson3

ah, that's ok I am just gald it's mostly working as intended lol.

oh? how would I do that?

Tom

@moT01

umm, i would add some css to do it - but that's because im not great with bootstrap

Randy

@rdavidson3

ah, I see. Thank you very much. Playing with the window for a while I see you were right. It's just me not being use to the re-sizing thing.

I just learned bootstrap like tow days ago so I'm not use to seeing it too much in real time

two*

Tom

@moT01

one thing you should do is properly indent your code

makes it more readable

by that i mean - every deeper element should be another tab or space over

i see you kinda started off good - then...

Tom

@moT01

feel free to take a look at any of my projects code for some examples and to see the structure

https://s.codepen.io/moT01/pen/ZpVYLN?editors=1010

my quote machine might be a decent example of something easy to check out

Randy

@rdavidson3

Thanks @moT01 :) yes, I get a little confused my own code. the indenting is a good idea lol

Tom

@moT01

you wont be the only one checking out your code - thats universal

Randy

@rdavidson3

wow this quote machine is pretty cool. I'm still new to JS though, I can read it a little

Tom

@moT01

@rdavidson3 keep going on the projects - that one isn't too far in front of you

i skipped the portfolio till close to the end of the front end section

Rada

@Radascript

hey guys do you guys know why this isn't centering?

https://codepen.io/RadaCodes/pen/xPrzze?editors=1100#

Rada

@Radascript

RESOLVED

TJ Hardin

@AndroidNinjaX

Hey can someone take a look at this. Trying to figure out why memory is updating. When I call function 'plus' memory should update. But then when I don't call function 'plus', it still updates. Been stumped on it for a while now. BTW this is a work in progress.

https://codepen.io/AndroidNinjaX/pen/aWGLaK?editors=0010

Deepak Manjunath

@Deepak2322

‘producer(s)’ i get this as string from json, i have set this to uppercase in css which gives me ‘PRODUCER(S)’, but i want the last letter to be a lowercase (s), how can i achieve this.

abraham anak agung

@padunk

@AndroidNinjaX what you mean? i click other button other than plus and number, it didn't update

@Deepak2322 you could use .replace() with regex. but i am not good with regex

TJ Hardin

@AndroidNinjaX

@padunk Hey thanks, sorry I wasnt paying attention. We got it on the other one. Thank Though

abraham anak agung

@padunk

@AndroidNinjaX np.

Ashwin

@ashwins93

@Deepak2322 you may wanna do something like this

var str = "producer(s)";
str.replace(/(\w+)\((.*)\)/, function(match, p1, p2){
  return p1.toUpperCase() + "(" + p2 + ")";
});
"PRODUCER(s)"

Deepak Manjunath

@Deepak2322

@ashwins93 i would like to capitalize these words, like i would want it as "japan Producer(s)" or "United Kingdom Producer(s)"

is there any method for capitalize

Ashwin

@ashwins93

meaning the first letters of each word alone?

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