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Sunny Sharma In this post we will learn four possible values of “display” property in CSS.1. block: This makes the element a block box. It won’t let anything sit next to it on the page! It takes up the full width.2. inline-block: This makes the element a block box, but will allow other elements to sit next … Read more
A pixel is a dot on your computer screen. Specifying font sizes in pixels is great when you want the user to see exactly on their screen what you designed on yours, though it assumes your screens are of similar size. What if the user is using a screen that’s a very different size from … Read more
I had problems with casting TimeSpan object to DateTime. Error occured: FormatException (“the input string was not in proper format”).Code I tried:DateTime.Parse(record.Field(“Hours”)); // raised errorHere record is a DataRow object and I’m using Linq to Objects to parse the Date.//Field actual value :”{-06:25:00}”How did I overcome?I used .Duration() method of TimeSpan object.DateTime.Parse(record.Field(“Hours”).Duration()); HTH 🙂
Have you ever tried creating a reusable calendar icon which can scale? Well , this article explains how you can create one in HTML5 and CSS3. This article explains how to create a reusable calendar icon for your blog or website, and yes, it is scalable, so you can resize it to any ratio and … Read more
W3C has introduced a new “template” tag that provides a mechanism to define HTML markup fragments as prototypes. In practice, a template can be used to insert fragments of HTML code into your page, for example: <template id=”rowTemplate”> <tr> <td class=”record”></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> </template> FeaturesThe following are the features of the template tag: The template code can … Read more
Have you ever used a library in C#? Yes, that’s an API. An Application Programming Interface is something that let’s you interact with something or with an interface. They are just a set of functions you can call. They have their documentation on what they do, how they behave, what input(s) they need to perform as intended. … Read more
Hi folks! Here I’m sharing a useful tip that will help you speed up your work. Many of us want to copy the text from within Console or CMD but they do not know how to do it (even I was not aware of this around a while ago). This is really very simple yet … Read more
I encountered this error while deploying an ASP.NET website to IIS 5.1 on Windows XP SP2. It’s really been a head hitting issue to track it down until I got something interesting after a lot of Googling exercise that I would love to share with you. But before that please allow me to explain what … Read more
“X2” here denotes the hexadecimal format specifier. Standard numeric format strings are used to format common numeric types. A standard format string takes the form Axx where A is a single alphabetic character called the format specifier, and xx is an optional integer called the precision specifier. The format specifier must be one of the built-in format characters. The precision specifier ranges … Read more
Below is an example of mousemove event handling that has mostly been used with drag & drop. Three DIVs are used to demonstrate in this example, the first one contains a picture on which I’ve performed Drag & Drop to move it’s container. The second one records all the mouse movements with it’s current location … Read more