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You have to run through the server .... localhost. Glad you got it. Stef

You should be able to go into your account and change the icon ... you cannot do that?

Hi, Did you manage to figure this out? On the home page of the projects site, there is a video that provides a guide in terms of the projects. Let me know! Stef

Welcome!

The PDF contains the information you are looking for. Contact me directly if you have problems finding things in there: stefan at killersites.com

Email me at stefan at studioweb.com

Just target the navlist ID in your CSS code. No need to specify the tags. Be sure to use the ID selector:

To prevent abuse. Just let me know if ever you run out.

I would go to Vue if you want to get deeper into JS. Just find a good YouTube tutorial. But, I would suggest doing the PHP first, because it will deepen you understanding of JS ... strangely! Stef

Hi, Be sure you don't have another web server running on the same port.

Hi, It has been updated and renamed .. and can be purchased here: https://www.killervideostore.com/video-courses/complete-entrepreneur.php Stef

There is always a slight delay to hook new students to the projects. That said, it is only typically a few minutes and besides, you have PLENTY of videos to do in the Foundations courses.

Python and any other server side programming language can handle what you need. The key to learning Django and Flask, is that you have to learn the web stack first. Then you can choose to learn the Python way of creating a web app or one of many other competing solutions like JavaScript, PHP, Ruby etc .... My suggestion is that you learn the web stack first, then you can choose what server tech is best for you. Here is my very popular full stack course that will save you a huge amount of time: https://shop.killervideostore.com/

Cool.

Welcome to the forum. Stef

Welcome!

I can't recommend any specific course.

Place a nav tag around the menu and apply CSS borders and padding: <nav> <a href="/html/">HTML</a> | <a href="/css/">CSS</a> | <a href="/js/">JavaScript</a> | <a href="/jquery/">jQuery</a></nav>

Yes indeed. I've teaching about this for years. Knowing the foundations of coding will make you much better with Wordpress because at some point you will be working with code. And knowing code will give you a deep understanding you would have otherwise. The IWD course will kickstart your career either way.

Depends what the client wants. But many times, yes.

If you plan on working with / interfacing with Microsoft technologies, then ASP.net makes sense.

Can you send a screenshot of what you are trying to do?

Hi, It seems you are passing the data via querystrng ... did you solve this?

Hi! First page of every course has the source files with all the codes of the CSS course.

Book nor needed with the HTML5 course. All my courses are designed to stand alone.