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Cordelia said:
I mean like putting it in { and } and all that mess. I'm not very good at coding.
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Don't forget to close your tags! It's actually not that hard. The hardest thing is learning the syntax, and you can Google that.

I like coding HTML and CSS, but PHP, ASP, and SQL are currently beyond me :(
 
The design factor of CSS sometimes baffles me, haha. I have to look at others for ideas.
 
Cordelia said:
The design factor of CSS sometimes baffles me, haha. I have to look at others for ideas.
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It can be hard at times, Honestly, CSS is such a pain, but it's so awesome when you get it to work the way you want. In my experience, this .gif perfectly represents what working with CSS is like.
 
That's basically all coding, honestly.
 
Shining Armour said:
It can be hard at times, Honestly, CSS is such a pain, but it's so awesome when you get it to work the way you want. In my experience, this .gif perfectly represents what working with CSS is like.
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The most awkward bit about CSS for me is the damn box model. All these measurements don't add up and suddenly I've got a 10px by 10px box that's 28px by 42px that's about three metres to the left of where I meant it to be.
 
Shining Armour said:
It can be hard at times, Honestly, CSS is such a pain, but it's so awesome when you get it to work the way you want. In my experience, this .gif perfectly represents what working with CSS is like.
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LOL. Perfect way of explaining CSS with a gif c: I'm guilty of constantly refreshing in order to get every. single. pixel in the right spot. And it takes forever since I have to have everything in the right place for it to look perfect.
 
Raine said:
LOL. Perfect way of explaining CSS with a gif c: I'm guilty of constantly refreshing in order to get every. single. pixel in the right spot. And it takes forever since I have to have everything in the right place for it to look perfect.
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And in all honesty, I thought I was alone with that one. Glad to see I am not XD
 
Zach said:
And in all honesty, I thought I was alone with that one. Glad to see I am not XD
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Nope, not the only one either. Honestly, when you add in parallax scrolling, I just give up and use Adobe Muse. I know how to manually code a website, but this is so much easier.
 
CSS coding isn't that difficult; it might be a little confusing at first, but once you learn all basics, you'll get the hang of everything else pretty swiftly.
 
CSS is simpler and easier than HTML, tbh. I got the hang of CSS quickly and in a matter of days when I took a class of it. To me, it's basically HTML but without the <>, and there's more colons.

It really bothers me when one simple semicolon or bracket or *think* can ruin your whole code.

& i want that because reasons. that looks sexy.
 
I really like Notepad++, but yeah, missing semi-colons can hurt. Thankfully, I'm pretty good at remembering those. XD My problem is I don't know all the tags so I have to look it up. I'm also annoyed that I can't use transform in my usertitle's css.

UPSIDE DOWN


[cd=transform: rotate(-180deg); moz-transform: rotate(-180deg); webkit-transform: rotate(-180deg);]UPSIDE DOWN[/cd]

No idea why this doesn't work on PC. :c
 
I had a whole error in my program that crashed my entire app. I spent hours investigating.

Result? Add one word and a comma.
 
Oryx said:
I had a whole error in my program that crashed my entire app. I spent hours investigating.

Result? Add one word and a comma.
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And that's when I started appreciating the whole debugging process in NetBeans for Java. At first, I was apprehensive about using a new Java IDE because we used DrJava in first term, but I can see why we're using NetBeans this term. Makes everything easier, and the application itself looks a lot better.
 
Team Fail said:
In other news, I got a laptop from a friend for $40. It's a Lenovo X61, and it has a cool stylus. I basically wrote this post by hand! Unfortunately, it runs Windows Vista, but I've gone and debloated it. It runs fairly decent now.
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Personally, I'd upgrade it to Windows 7 or 8 if I had keys for said operating systems :P

But at least for now, Vista is still receiving updates from Microsoft.
 
Team Fail said:
I never made much use of my debugging tools in Visual Studio, but once I did, it made writing applications much easier as , could pinpoint problems.
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My professor emphasizes, every single lecture, the importance of debugging our projects from now on. Too bad he won't be around the second half of the term \: I almost feel like skipping the entire second half because it'll be a female teacher, and according to RateMyProfessors, she's a good programmer, but not necessarily the best teacher ;;
 
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