I’m working on a Web site for my reenactment club and am wondering if there’s an easy way to check the design against various devices and screen sizes to ensure it looks good everywhere. I have no money to pay for any pro tools, however.
I have a bunch of Web pages that I’m poised to publish and many of them have quotes. Problem is, the quoted sections don’t look any different than the rest of the text. Is there a way in HTML or CSS to make some paragraphs look better than the text around them?
Reddit has a really cool feature where people can indicate certain information they’re sharing is a spoiler. The result is that it’s covered by a black box and unreadable unless the cursor is moved over that specific region of the page. Very nice! How can I do that on my own Web pages?
I’ve been building out a homeschool resource Web site and am wondering if there’s any way I can either link to specific search results on Khan Academy or even embed a search box directly on my own page?
I’m building a resource page for home schooling and want to add search boxes right on the page for various sites. To start, can you help me add one for Britannica Online? It’s a great resource!
I’m not a fan of Amazon.com and would like to have my friends shop at Walmart online instead. To help, I want to have a Walmart search box right on my own home page. Is that possible? How can I make that work and what code do I need? Note that I’m not much of a programmer…
I am constantly on IMDb searching to see which celebrities share birthdays with my friends and family. Good fun. Is there a way to just put a simple form on my own Web page that lets others do the same?
I love CNN news and am wondering if there’s any way I can duplicate their search box on my own Web site? I’d also like to have links to filled-in searches too. Is that possible?
