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  1. LTomy

    Best free control panel for LAMP stack server?

    Hello Mutiny, I haven't used any control panel so I can not really help you here... Once you make a decison, please tell us which one you ended up using ;)
  2. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    It seems that, by default, a <div> element takes all the horizontal space it can take.
  3. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    The value of the height property have to be specified only if there is nothing inside the block element.
  4. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    About 'background:blue;', isn't it 'background-color:blue;'? By default the height of an empty <div> will be about 0px, so it will not be displayed. You must give it an height/width or put content inside it.
  5. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    Hi, Simply add the CSS style white-space: pre; to the text element. That way, no newline will be automatically added. Basically, the text will be displayed exactly the way it is inserted inside the element. The text will be displayed on one line: <p style="white-space: pre;">The sky is...
  6. LTomy

    The first challenge of 2021! Submissions closed!

    More or less. In theory, you failed one of the requirements as you did not display the text that was asked for... Anyway, I will close my eyes on it :laugh:.
  7. LTomy

    HTML & CSS beginner in html and css

    Hello, Replace the last tag by <meta charset="UTF-8">.
  8. LTomy

    Hello Everybody!

    Welcome Silver-Chimes. Yeah, good idea, I think it is better to be comfortable with html/css before jumping into JS. By the way, JS is a coding language, but html/css are not 'coding' languages (Does not mean they are not great to know though).
  9. LTomy

    The first challenge of 2021! Submissions closed!

    We know you are all waiting for the last 5 minutes before posting your work ;).
  10. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    I think it may depend on the browser used, but in my experience, by default, the height of the <body> is the height of its content. So if there is text inside it, its height will match the height of the text and if there is nothing inside it, it will have a height of 0.
  11. LTomy

    HTML & CSS Background problemn

    The <div> elements will have a height of 50% of the height of its parent (Here, the <body> element)., but you have not given any height to the <body>. Try giving an height and width of 100% to the <html> and <body> elements.
  12. LTomy

    Python Rearranging elements in Python

    Hi Steve389, Is'nt the following: elem1, elem2 = elem2, sum Equivalent to?: elem1 = elem2 elem2 = sum 'elem1' takes the old value of 'elem2' and elem2 is assigned with the current total (summation).
  13. LTomy

    Tech Start-Up

    Hi Phuff, That is... vague haha. You specified what you seek, but not what you offer.
  14. LTomy

    Hello world!

    Welcome Renata! Human languages and coding languages... They are quite different haha. Well, I am interested in both of them too ;).
  15. LTomy

    Hi all, I'm Mike

    Welcome Mike_1!
  16. LTomy

    C++ Memory Leakage?

    Hi ShadowedKitty, If you write the following: x_ptr->~Fruit(); You only destroy the class object. You do not free the memory that has been reserved for it. If you do the following: delete x_ptr; Then the destructor of the object will be automatically called and the memory it used will be freed...
  17. LTomy

    The first challenge of 2021! Submissions closed!

    Hey everyone, don't be shy to participate!
  18. LTomy

    C++ Please help with Linked list sorted insert (C++)

    I did not help much, but I am glad you found out the problem!
  19. LTomy

    C++ Please help with Linked list sorted insert (C++)

    Yeah ok, I missunderstood how your list was implemented.
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