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vanherst · 4 years ago

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Vher98 Update 5

I know it's only been a couple of weeks since the last blog post about my recent updates towards developing Vher98, but trust me it's for a good reason, I'll split it up into chapters to sorta give a bit more of an explination towards developments and get a bit more in depth about it for once.

Display properties.

This has been delayed for SO long, and finally I've gotten around to doing it. Finishing the display properties menu. The display properties has been the bane of my existance about this website but yet my best feature, just from the schemes feature alone. But this week I have a new addition, and that is to say I now have desktop icon schemes! Inwhich, allows you to change the desktop icons based on preselected spritesheets (Which you can also change by the command prompt!).

At the moment there are 6 presetswhich you can select, I recently did a massive sprite redesign for desktop icons based on my new character, Petra! But that's for a future update, for now I've set the default spritesheet and included all of the old ones, which you can select from, alongside being able preview them at a smaller resolution to be compatiable with the display properties window.

I've also added a few other settings which you can see previews of, not all of which are programmed yet, so at a future date I'll either change them around or program them. But for now, I've added the ability to change desktop icon sizes to a more native modern scale, but leaving the default setting as the classic windows 98 recreation.

I've also added additional wallpapers, only accessable through the effects tab and "CSGO MODE" which was featured in the background of the preview blog post, which recreates the settings for my counterstrike mainmenu, along with adjusting the desktop icons and wallpaper to fit.

As previewed above, designed to be a slight nod to my recent "Neon Genesis Evanjollion" video, featured on my youtube channel. I've recorded and animated my counterstrike character with loopable animations which play continuously in the background.

Now, I know this is a lot of text for what seemingly is a minor update, but the main reason I was able to design the latest additions to the effects tab was because of the recent massive rewrite I've had to do in order to fix a bunch of problems I was coming across, one of which being how unoptimised themes were reletively.

Left: new code which include schemes selection and the new effects menu toggles. Right: old code, only including schemes selection.

This entire re-write revolves around basically storing arrays of data rather than manually switching values of variables, along with tons of adjustments to unneeded variables and how theme data is required to be stored, as CSMODE needs to store the theme data to be able to toggle from the data needed to switch from the current scheme to CSGO mode.

I cannot understate howmuch of a rewrite this is, and as much as I would like to say "I really don't get why I ever did it otherwise", I would be lying. But this is a super incredable optimisation and looking at this comparritively makes me super pleased with how far i've come from knowing nothing about HTML/JS to this. Jquery is a godsend.

Start Menu

On my newly found optimisation craze, I've also done tons of rewriting to the startmenu, another long overdue reform. Even though I've recently done a rewrite on this thing, I knew there was still tons of improvements with my new knowledge of jquery.

Top image: old code in Javascript Bottom image: new code in Jquery

I've also put aside a few hours of time to dedicate creating new assets for the start menu. It became REALLY hard to find a nice and consistant style which windows 98 used, but it was really hard to find sources of any of the original assets but also have the levels of details I knew windows 98 for, especially when tons of the assets from windows 98 came from windows 95, which still relied on 8 bit colour in some instances.

So I did a bunch of digging and found the assets Windows 98 used at the end of it's lifespan and modified them a bunch to put into Vher98, giving my own personal touch and hopefully to keep the art direction of icons a bit more consistant and unique to look at and use.

Task management

Alright, last big one. Task management. Another long overdue reform was needed for this thing. Prior to this month, tasks relied on whatever manual order I decide to create the task and assign a number to, the number will dedicate placement on the taskbar depending on which value was the highest.

So for example, the Display Properties will ALWAYS be the third task on the taskbar if you was to open everything up, simply because I didn't know how to calculate the placement prior to designing tons of assets. Especially when the original conception of the site RELIED on myself manually creating the visual look of the taskbar as the entire site was designed based on images. From windows, taskbar to the starrtmenu. It was awfully inefficent.

Top image: Example of windows being opened from oldest (left) to newest (right). Bottom image: The new optimised and redesigned code for calculating taskbar placement and task assignment.

Anyway, that being said I now have automated calculation for taskbar task placement. If you open a task, it will open and remain in the order of the task being ordered. Writing this makes me have a smug little grin on my face just from how happy I am I was even able to get this to work properly, and it's only a few lines of math to even get the result I have.

Conclusion

There's tons of other stuff I wish to go on about, but that's why I have patchnotes. if you wish to read them, you can check them out on my github, or in the Startmenu of Vher98.

There's a few bugs I need to get around to fixing, but I've invested a few hundred hours into this thing over the past month alone and I really should take a break to get onto other projects I wish to get around to completing.

I recently started developing a mod for Terraria and some drawings I want to get around to finishing sooner or later. But, the most important thing I REALLY need to get around to is branding. Over the past month or two I've been growing more and more displeased with how I present myself and the fact I have stagnated a bit within the realms of my carear and I need to get around to sorting these personal matters sooner rather than later.

I'll be back with a couple of projects. It might take a while but I promise it's for a good cause.

#Theme #Tumblr #Tumblr theme #website development #website #site #vher98 #branding #update

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octomoosey · 5 years ago

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mtbdownhill · 5 years ago

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Being drained after giving healing

I often get asked this question its a common side effect, and it gives most people an uncomfortable time. This sense of feeling drained is a result of crosstranferance.

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sagar-jaybhay · 6 years ago

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Different types of selectors in jQuery?

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Different types of selectors in jQuery?

Selectors In jQuery

JQuery selector is a function, which uses an expression to find out matching elements from DOM which is based on given criteria. Selectors are used to selecting one or more than one object or element in DOM. Once you select that object or element you can perform different operations on that.

All Selector (“*”):

It will select all elements in Dom. All selector is a very slow selector.

<html> <head> <title> JQuery Demos </title> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/d3js/5.12.0/d3.min.j"></script> <script> window.jQuery || document.write(unescape("<script src='/libs/jquery-3.4.1.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); </script> </head> <body> <h1>Hello Sagar</h1> <script> $(document).ready(function () $("#txtname").val('Jquery Is Present '); ); $("*").css("border", "3px solid red"); alert($("*").length); </script> <input type="text" id="txtname" /> <p>Paragraph One</p> <p>Paragraph Two</p> <h1>First Heading Tag</h1> <h1>Second Heading Tag</h1> </body> </html>

jQuery animated Selector :

It will select all elements which are in the current progress of animation it means the currently moving or animated object is selected.

$( ":animated" )

But to work this selector you required jquery effect module in your jquery build else it will throw an error.

<!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>animated demo</title> <style> div background: yellow; border: 1px solid #AAA; width: 80px; height: 80px; margin: 0 5px; float: left; div.colored background: green; </style> <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.js"></script> </head> <body> <button id="run">Run</button> <div></div> <div id="mover"></div> <div></div> <script> $( "#run" ).click(function() $( "div:animated" ).toggleClass( "colored" ); ); function animateIt() $( "#mover" ).slideToggle( "slow", animateIt ); animateIt(); </script> </body> </html>

Attribute Contains Prefix Selector [name|=”value”] / attribute

It will select the element with specific attribute with value.

<!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>attributeContainsPrefix demo</title> <style> a display: inline-block; </style> <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.js"></script> </head> <body> <a href="example.html" hreflang="en">Sagar Jaybhay</a> <a href="example.html" hreflang="en-UK">Sagar Jaybhay 1</a> <a href="example.html" hreflang="english">Sagar Jaybhay 2</a> <script> $( "a[hreflang='en']" ).css( "border", "3px dotted green" ); </script> </body> </html>

This is below tag

$( "a[hreflang='en']" ).css( "border", "3px dotted green" );

In this hreflang attribute with value en is checked and apply border around this.

Attribute Contains Selector [name*=”value”]

This is used to check the value is present not checked exact match but any occurrence in a text is present or not.

It will select an element if the selector’s string appears anywhere within the element’s attribute value.

Select Elements by Name

It is a common selector pattern. In quotes, you need to provide element by name like

$(‘p’) which returns an array of all P elements on-page.

Select Elements by Id

In this pattern, you need to provide the id of an element. But important is that you need to put # symbol before id of an element.

$(“#ID”)

Find by CSS Class

You will able to select an element on the basis of what class applied to them.

$('. CSSClass')

it will find all elements with class=CSSClass.

Find by Input type

in this, you will able to find an element that has same input type.

$(":button")

This will find all button elements on-page.

Even-Odd rows

$('tr:odd') Find all odd rows. (1,3,5,7..) $('tr:even') Find all even rows.(0,2,4,6..)

Points to Remember

Jquery selector will use to find DOM elements in web page

Syntax: $(‘selector expression’,’context’). context is an optional parameter.

jQuery includes various selector patterns e.g element name, #id, attributes, descendant elements, css class, input types etc.

#jQuery #Sagar Jaybhay

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novuspider-blog · 6 years ago

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{block:IfShowTopBar}<div id="top"></div>{/block:IfShowTopBar}

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<div id="description">{Description}</div>

<nav> {block:IfLinkOne}<a href="{text:Link One URL}" title="{text:Link One}">I.</a>{/block:IfLinkOne} {block:IfLinkTwo}<a href="{text:Link Two URL}" title="{text:Link Two}">II.</a>{/block:IfLinkTwo} {block:IfLinkThree}<a href="{text:Link Three URL}" title="{text:Link Three}">III.</a>{/block:IfLinkThree} {block:IfLinkFour}<a href="{text:Link Four URL}" title="{text:Link Four}">IV.</a>{/block:IfLinkFour} {block:IfLinkFive}<a href="{text:Link Five URL}" title="{text:Link Five}">V.</a>{/block:IfLinkFive} {block:IfLinkSix}<a href="{text:Link Six URL}" title="{text:Link Six}">VI.</a>{/block:IfLinkSix} </nav>

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</div>

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Top 8 WordPress Designer Interview Questions & Answers 2022

Design is an essential element that goes into making a beautiful website. The whole notion of the organization's nature and attitude is conveyed through the web design, which also serves as the organization's first impression. A website's overall look is determined by its website design. With that in mind, it's clear that it is a significant need for web designers today, and the future of the web design industry looks quite promising yet competitive.

With the rise in demand for a WordPress designer, it isn't easy to hire a WordPress designer. However, we have created a list of interview questions you may ask candidates to examine their knowledge and skills. This way, you can also select the authentic one.

Let's start!

WordPress Designer Job Interview Questions

Here is the list of brilliant WordPress designer job interview questions-

1. Mention bad examples of web design

Busy tiled background images with any color text

Everything Centered

Too many images or Huge images

List of links

Blinking, spinning, or flashing images

Black background with white, light, or pale text

Black backgrounds with dark text

Too many headlines or Blinking text

Related: Want to hire a WordPress consultant?

2. Where do you go for inspiration?

Tip: The best designers are always keeping an eye on the competition. Share a list of your favorite websites, blogs, and possibly even a few Instagram accounts with them. And take into account a few of your sources that seem a little out of the ordinary. Do you visit your museum of contemporary art on the weekends? Do you collect old design books? These are the ones that will stick in the hiring manager's mind and distinguish you from the other candidates.

Related: Download a free WordPress developer job description template.

3. List JQuery functions implemented for webpage designing.

List of JQuery functions used for webpage designing include-

Accordion#1 and Accordion#2

Animated hover effect

Entire block clickable

Collapsible panels

Image replacement gallery

Simple slide panel

Simple disappearing effect

Chainable transition effect

Styling different link types

4. What should all factors be taken into account when writing an error message?

They must take the following things-.

Don't say negative things

Identify the error clearly so that the user understands what to fix

Provide a hint or link to help the user set the problem.

Bonus read: Key differences between WordPress.com vs WordPress.org to make the right decision.

5. What is the primary language or platform used for web design?

The languages used for web designing-

HTML: Base template

CSS: Styling

JavaScript: Functionality

PHP: Server-side scripts

6. Define Dreamweaver Template.

Webmasters can define "editable" and "non-editable" areas on a webpage using Dreamweaver Templates and can modify only "editable" areas. The HTML pages that use the Dreamweaver Template will be updated whenever modifications are made to the template.

Read: Free WordPress developer salary calculator

7. What is a Grid system?

A grid system is a framework comprised of several intersecting horizontal and vertical lines used to arrange content. It's a method of offering a system that content presenters and designers can work with. Beginners in web design are always advised to use pre-made frameworks because they are very simple.

8. Mention the most common languages used for web designing

The list of common languages used for web designing are-

CSS: CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It is used for styling the webpage in terms of look and layout.

HTML: HTML or Hypertext Markup Language provides the code to structure a web page, its template, and its content.

JavaScript is a programming language implemented to create interactive web pages.

PHP: It is used for server-side scripting and for creating dynamic web pages.

Conclusion

These are some of the best questions for web designer interviews. We hope that by using these questions in your web design interview, you'll select a reliable WordPress designer. This will help you examine their expertise and knowledge in the web design industry.

Good luck :)

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Web developing can be a smart career to a freelancing profession

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August 13, 2017

0Web Development

Who are Web developers?

The web developers are those who create and develop websites. So, they are artists and do everything for creating and developing a website. They use color, graphics, images and special effects on the navigation. They do all the things very excellently so that the site becomes user-friendly and excellent to look at according to the client’s expectation.

When a web developer start designing?

Before starting this job, the developers communicate with the clients and ask them many questions like ‘Why do you want your site to complete? What features do you want to have on your site? And the more detailed question about the site. After learning the client’s expectation about the site, the designers start their design.

What does a Web Developer do?

A web developer is to do many functions such as he designs a new website, write code, add animation, check bugs and fix them. And last, of all, he launches the site in the client’s server.

Do you want to be a web developer? Then you can read the article until the end of it.

Now I will tell you what terms you need to learn to become a Web Developer. Not only that I’ll also tell you what kinds of benefit and opportunities will be opened for you when you will become a Web Developer. And I will show you the way and resource which will help you to start your journey to be a Web Developer.

Before going to start I would like to make it clear what does the web developer generally do. The web developer basically builds apps or website. How many types of website do you visit in online, all of those are web apps or websites? Facebook.com, youtube.com all are the example of websites.

How many Parts of a website

Basically, a website has two part-(i) web Design and (ii) Web Development. The users generally see the designs but they don’t see the developments. The common example of it is the YouTube video. Here the visitors can see the design of the video player, like button, comment button etc. But when the visitors click on the like button or they comment then the comment become save and increase the like count. These are an example of the development which happens behind the scenes. When you click on the like button then the like remain saves in database.

Database

Now, the question may arise, “What is the database?” The answer to the question is- the database is like a memory. As we save our music, picture in a memory card similarly our content remains to save in database. Basically, the users can see the outward design of a website but they cannot see the activities which are being happened behind the scene. Because it cannot be seen.

Kinds of Web Developer

Let’s know the type of web developers. The web developers are generally three types namely:(i) Front-end Developer(ii) Back-end Developer(iii) Full-stake DeveloperThese three types of developers do three types of function for web development. Their different activities are discussed below:

Front-end Developer

Front-end Developers are basically designer of a website. They design the app or website with Photoshop or illustrator. And then they convert the design into static code- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This type of website is not functional. If you want to change the contents, like text, images of such website then you have to know the HTML and CSS. And you can change the content going to the coding page. Again visitors cannot send a message through the contact form of such website. Because it is not functional.

Back-end Developer

Back-end Developers have the knowledge about the Front-end Development. But the Back-end Developers don’t do the part of the design. Taking the static code from the Front-end Developer they make the website dynamic. That means they convert it into a working app which has an admin panel. And the user can change or add content through this admin panel. Here the users need not know to code. Because they can dynamically change the images or texts using this admin panel. The contact form of such website is also dynamic. Visitors can easily send their message to the admin of the website with this contact form. So, the function of a Back-end Developer is to make the static app of the Front-end Developer totally functional.

Full-stake Developer

Full-stake Developer is the all-rounder. Because they do both design and development. They have started to finishing knowledge of an app or a website and they do all the work of a website by themselves. Here there may arise a question - why you will be a Front-end Developer or Back-end Developer. Why not you will be a Full-stake Developer. Unquestionably you will try to be a Full-stake Developer. But if you want to do all the activities by your own self then it will take much time to complete a project. Besides software maintenance is also another part of a web developer. So, it will be hard to do all the functions by a single hand. Hence the developer divides their project to do the work team wise. And each developer does his work, in which department he is expert.

Programming language for Web Development

Now let’s learn what kinds of the programming language are essential for being a web developer. Any app or website is created by the computer programming language. How many apps are in your smartphone, how many websites do you use, these all are created by programming language? To be a web developer you have to learn some certain language like HTML, CSS, JavaScript & jQuery, Responsive Design, Bootstrap, PHP etc. You have to learn these languages serially.

HTML for Web Development

HTML is a markup language. It is used to mark up the website. Where will be header section, there will be a sidebar, where will be the footer section these are marked up with HTML. Actually, you have to learn the language to divide each part of the website.

CSS for Web Development

The next language which is used for web designing is CSS. You have to use the language to design the part which has been marked with HTML. What will be its background color, what will be the size of the images, what font will be used for the texts these type of activities are done with CSS. So, CSS is like makeup for a website.

JavaScript & jQuery

After learning HTML and CSS, you have to learn JavaScript and jQuery. You have to use this language to make the website indoor active. For example, when someone does comment or like in Facebook then you get the notification. The function of your getting notification is an indoor activity. Generally, when you will design a website, you will add different indoor activity including slideshow. To add these activities you have to learn JavaScript and jQurey.

Responsive Design Fundamental

Generally, the visitors visit a website from a different device like a laptop, smartphone, tablet etc. So, it is essential to make it responsive so that visitors can easily and nicely see the website from all kinds of devices. Otherwise who use a tablet, a smartphone cannot see the website properly. Because it will be broken. But when you will make your website responsive then visitors can easily see the content of the website from any kind of device.

Bootstrap

After completing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery, Responsive Design, you have to learn Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a popular Front-end framework. Most of the clients and company recommend using this framework in their project. Hence you have to learn this framework very well. After learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQurery, this framework will be very easy for you to learn.

Scripting Language

When you will complete you learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jquery, and Bootstrap then you have to learn server side scripting language so that you can make your site dynamic and functional. There are many kinds of a server-side scripting language like PHP, RUBY, PYTHON, NODE JS etc.

Which language you will learn

You have select any one of these languages. Don’t try to learn all the languages at a time. Then you will not be able to learn perfectly any one of them. I recommend you to learn PHP. Many largest companies are using this language. For example, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Facebook are using this scripting language. Before learning PHP or PYTHON I recommend you to learn C programming. Because C Programming is a mother language. If you can learn C programming then learning other languages will be easy for you.

WordPress or Laravel

After learning PHP you have to learn Word Press or Laravel. 35% to 40% website of the whole world are being operated with WordPress. And 60% e-commerce sites are being operated with Woocommerce which is a plugin of the WordPress. Actually, WordPress has a big online market. Thus if you learn Wordpress after learning PHP then it will provide you a better opportunity in the online market. Laravel is another a popular framework like WordPress. So, you can also learn Laravel. But I will recommend you to learn WordPress.

Git

The next item is Git. Git is a software version control system. You have to learn it to do update your website regular basis and to do the smooth experience of the software users. Another advantage of learning Git is that you will be able to remain connected with your team from any part of the world. That means it will give the opportunity of connecting with your team remotely. If you don’t learn Git, you will remain lock in your office or home from where you are working. It will save your much time. So, you have to learn Git if you really want to do programming.

UI/UX Design

UI/UX design is another important term for being a web developer. UI/UX means designing software with Photoshop or Illustrator. There are some learners who learn only UI/UX design but don’t learn to code. Again there are some learners who learn to code but don’t learn UI/UX design. However, if you really want to be a dedicated Front-end Developer then you have to learn both sides. It will make your value multiple times more than others. But if you want to be a Back-end Developer then you need not to learn UI/UX design. In this regard, you have concentrated much on the scripting language like PHP, PYTHON, RUBY, NODE JS etc. But you have the knowledge about the basic Front-end language like HTML, CSS, Javascript, and jQuery etc.

SEO Knowledge

Besides these, you have basic knowledge about SEO. Because SEO is important for ranking a website. Though we know a website rank for its content. It also depends on how the coding of the website is done. So, when you will make a website for your client or for a company then you have to do coding SEO friendly so that the site comes to Google rank easily. Therefore you should have the idea of using the SEO friendly tag like heading tag, subheading tag, an anchor tag. Because these are very important for SEO. Learning SEO is not a tough matter. Rather it’s very easy.

Photoshop Knowledge

Last, of all, you have to learn basic Photoshop. The knowledge of how to cut and crop image helps you at the time of coding. Whether you are a Front-end developer or Back-end developer you must have the knowledge of Photoshop. When the designer submits a design then you have to separate the different part and integrate those in software. According to this serial, learn all these then you will be a professional Web Developer.

Opportunities of a Web Developer

Let’s learn what the benefits and opportunities of a Web Developer are in the online and offline market. Number one, you will be able to work as a Web Developer in different Software and Technology Company. You will be able to manage the website of the company or you will make a website for the clients of the company. The second opportunity is in the freelancing market. In the freelancing marketplace, the Web Developer has a great demand. Because there is no such a company who has no need website. Almost all kinds of the company like- small, large, the medium company need apps or websites. To present their service online and to sell their product to the customers, a website is inevitable for a company. By giving your support to these company as a web developer, you can build an excellent career. Number three, you can launch a software company by yourself and you can offer software-related service to different companies. So, there is no deficiency of opportunity of a web developer. Only you have to do the work seriously.

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