Recent content by Dpinkston91

Thank you!

Thank you Thank you for the information, bud! I'm doing fairly well if I may! Well, the learning has picked up gear and I'm moving through JavaScript fast. I'll also be learning Node, Express, MongoDB, PHP here in the next month or two.

Hello, everybody. I have almost finished learning the 'basics' of JavaScript, and I'm fairly proficient in HTML and CSS as markup languages. Currently, I am working part-time while I move forward in learning JavaScript sooner rather than later. In the course that I am enrolled in, I will also...

I feel like this was fairly constructive. Thank you for the advice.

*Inserts Laughter* I've actually changed up my entire page, and have added links on it. Thank you for noticing that and saying something! Practical advice is always good, and opinions usually smell.

Yea, he sounds like my older brother... no offense. But, these kind of people don’t want to help you learn as much as they like to hear themselves talk. ?

I figured it out! haha... let me calm down. Well, I actually nested every one of those 'if' statements inside the very first one. The console.log ran at the end like I wanted it to now. Thank you for your help, Cheeky!

I've been out of coding for about a week because I'm an idiot, and I just read your post. However, your advice worked the very first time I tried it out, but now it doesn't appear in the console. Even with all levels selected (verbose included) Here is my code again, feel free to take a look...

Currently with Chrome of course. Located the 'levels' drop-down and selected "Verbose". The funny thing is that I added the console.log statement underneath the alert statement with the same text written inside and it finally logged it for me in the console (after selecting 'verbose')...

Could anybody tell me why the 'alert()' works and functions correctly where it's at, but when I replace 'alert()' with 'console.log'... console.log does not display in the console? I do not understand this. Here is my code: const myToDo = ['Cook', 'Study', 'Work'] let input = prompt('What...

People get colds everyday. I recovered from hundreds as a kid. I'd recommend turning your television off.

So, in my quest to discover the 'Dark Web'... I installed the 'Tor' browser. Well, after doing so videos no longer worked on Udemy for me. Nor was I able to connect to the 'ReCAPTCHA' some websites display. Though, I was using Google Chrome for these things... it's almost as if the 'Tor'...

*Slaps Forehead* It's okay. I'll just blame politics. *wink-wink*

I figured it out.... I didn't have a ; after the image url.......

I'm having issues with my background image. The image I am choosing (its an experimental) will not show up if I attach any other background property to it... can anybody pinpoint any possible errors?