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Craig Thomas Ayre, 16.
Pretty dandy with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ruby.
I play around with extensible languages such as XML, XSLT, SVG etc so if you need help with them just drop a personal message.
- Interests
- Programming is by far my biggest hobby, however I do enjoy sport (not that I'm good at it!)
- PC Specs
- My current OS of choice is Ubuntu 10.04, however when i'm on my laptop i'll be using Windows 7.
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 | I'd just like to add that the [I]official[/I] Ruby irc channel is irc.freenode.net#ruby-lang, and that irc.freenode.net#RubyOnRails can be aliased as irc.freenode.net#ror  |
| | You've marked this as solved but I'll post for referential reasoning. You get a ArgumentError for the method index in your method parseIcmPage, not an ArgumentError for the method parseIcmPage itself. We then look at how we're calling index and we have three method calls: [code=ruby] s = data.index(start_point) e … |
| | Well I think you are correct in that saying the dfn element is the clostest thing to what you want. I've been thinking and dicussing this with a few others and we came up with three options: 1. you could use the dl (definition list) element like so: [code=html] <dl> … |
 | Re: Next Step... Well the first stage in web design and development is to gain a pretty good understanding of (X)HTML and CSS, in irc.freenode.net#html this is generally phrased as "being able to html and css in your sleep." After you have done this I would then recommend moving to server side, whether … |
| | Firstly the HTML div element represents a division, as HTML is just structure you can think of div as defining a logical division of the structure. The div element is block level, meaning that it can only be contained by block level elements and not by inline level elements, though … |
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