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This is by design as you should not be serving or linking to raw files in this manner.
It could also be seen as abuse of their services as linking to the raw file is using GitHub as a content delivery network (CDN).
Instead, you need to make use of the GitHub Pages feature and link to the file from there. Which, when you build your pages will be along the ...
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DigitalCoding.com has an online tool which enables you to easily find out information about your web browser and operating environment. This online tool can detect internet browser, IP address, operating system, browser plugins, cookies, HTML5 / CSS3 features and many more.
Detect Internet Browser Settings
A snippet from an example page:
An ...
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As it has been already pointed out a couple of times Gmail uses a whole bunch of iframes for its interface. You can use Firebug to view the source code of Gmail, however Gmail is known to crash your browser and slow it to a crawl when inspecting the page with Firebug.
Although not only does Gmail use iframes, but it uses quite a lot of obfuscated (well, ...
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I did a bit more digging and found that the orange loader image is injected with JavaScript in a JS file classic.js.
In that file the code loads HTML templates and compiles them with a templating engine:
blogger.templates().compile('{template:BasicCSS}\n{CoreCSS}\n{ButtonCSS}...
In one of the templates is the animated orange image as a CSS base 64 ...
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Each theme is different, but here's how I would of updated it on my tumblr. Knowing more about your theme's HTML would give a better answer.
Go to http://www.tumblr.com/customize/<yourBlogName> and click Edit HTML.
Within that page look for About within an <h4> tag. Mine looks like this before:
<h4>{lang:About}</h4>
<div ...
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The steps you mentioned are fine. And for tutorials I can recommend this:
From very popular Jeffrey Way on Nettuts+ a free jquery video 30 day tutorials:
http://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-learn-jquery/
And here is for CSS (also video and free):
http://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-learn-html-and-css/
Good luck!
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If you have Firebug installed you can view the id's of the element by right-clicking on the item and selecting "Inspect Element with Firebug". The Google bar seems to be an unordered list with class gbt for the elements. To apply custom css you could use a tool like stylish although you might want to use Javascript for more control using something like ...
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As written in one of the answers, ToC can be added anywhere to your page by using the following keyword:
__TOC__
If you want to add TOC to same place on every page, you can do so by styling it in your MediaWiki:Common.css wiki page (which gets added to CSS for all skins used, see an example of such page on Wikipedia). Something along the lines of this ...
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This usually happens when it takes too much time for your internet to gather information from the server, or the server is slow, resulting in the cached display. Here are the possible solutions:
Try using refresh. If that does not work, use the hard refresh, that is shift + refresh or alternatively shift + f5
There is a huge possibility that you have a ...
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Instead of to ::selection, apply the new background color to the class .kix-selection-overlay, like such:
.kix-selection-overlay {
background:#2f65c0;
color:#ffffff;
}
PS: the background color is fairly subtle, but it wasn't difficult to see at all for me. You might want to adjust the color contrast of your screen to see if it helps.
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Without knowing the contents of "header.php", I can't say for certain, but here's a few things to check:
add type="text/css" to your link tag. Probably not required, but it never hurts to have it.
ensure that "styles.css" is in the same path as your HTML file. If it isn't, make sure to use relative or absolute paths to point to the appropriate place.
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Yes, Google has removed the feature to roll back to the previous version. Whenever Google Changes it user-interface (for any of its services), it's in a testing phase and the users are allowed to switch back to the old one and also give comments on the new one. This is just to see if there are a sufficient number of users who are finding the new-interface ...
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The latest version of Google Docs strips (most) CSS and the feature to edit HTML or edit CSS will not be returning.
https://docs.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=176442
I presume this is done to maintain consistency across multiple devices, especially mobile, which now supports document editing.
Here's another discussion with a possible ...
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