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[Shaun(OfTheDead)]

PHP History Question

What was the original definition of the acronym, "PHP" ?

a) PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
b) Perl Hypertext Preprocessor
c) Personal Home Page
d) PHP: Hypertext Parser

Answer C.

[PicnicTutorials]

I can throw a bunch of good css questions your way. Do they have to be only JS and php?

[Stomme poes]

and ruby

[PicnicTutorials]

Is that a yes to css questions?

[HAWK]

Is that a yes to css questions?

Yes please

[PicnicTutorials]

Yes please

Cool thank you.

[David kartik]

What kind of question are preferable about designing or development point of view .

[darwin888]

Why dont need that? Thanks, please give me some review about my site <snip>

This is a fun idea! I've already tried a quiz, and it was fun.

Here's a simple JS one:



Answer: These days, you don't need it at all

[ralph.m]

Here's another simple JS one:

The following code

"two" > "three"

will evaluate to:

true

false

undefined

an error

Answer: true. (Reason: alphabetically, "two" is greater than (i.e. later in the dictionary than) "three".)

[Perhaps a JS person can suggest better options here.]

[PicnicTutorials]

How to prevent iPhone from increasing text size?


@media (max-device-width:320px) {
#nav {
-webkit-text-size-adjust:none;
}
}

[Stomme poes]

Definitely a good question: relevant, technical and fun. But with some reworking, because

How to prevent iPhone all, even desktop webkits from increasing text size?


@media (max-device-width:320px) {
#nav {
-webkit-text-size-adjust:none;
}
}

Possibly another rephrasing of the question, if aimed at web developers: How to prevent accidentally locking text size on webkit, while keeping iPhones from crazily enlarging text too much?

@media (max-device-width:320px) {
#nav {
-webkit-text-size-adjust:100%;*
}
}

* (or auto, but 100% is somewhat more recommended if your site is really mostly only geared to mobile)

[PicnicTutorials]

Oh ok cool. I assume that works good. Ill try that... Good add

[Stomme poes]

It's a perfect question specifically because of how it's not straightforward, too.

See if you notice a difference between 100% and auto... I don't have an iPhone, would be nice to know.

[ralph.m]

See if you notice a difference between 100% and auto... I don't have an iPhone, would be nice to know.

I just tried a speriment using

-webkit-text-size-adjust:none;

then

-webkit-text-size-adjust:100%;

then

-webkit-text-size-adjust:auto;

... and found no difference twixt any of them on iPhone. In each case, it prevents the weird resizing of text, but you can still enlarge text if you wish by pinching etc.

[PicnicTutorials]

Ralph you got the test there. Test it on safari desktop. The problem with none, and without media is that it prevents full size safari from increasing text size. I assume using 100% or auto would allow then to do away with the media qurie targeting 320px and less

[ralph.m]

The problem with none, and without media is that it prevents full size safari from increasing text size.

Yes, I only use it with @media because of the desktop issue. OK, I'll do a test later to see the effects of 100%/auto on desktop.

[robertcrook86]

How is the following sentence written in Javascript?
John has a puppy named "Sparky".

1) document.write("John has a puppy named "Sparky".");
2) document.write("John has a puppy named \"Sparky\".");
3) document.write("John has a puppy named /"Sparky/".");
4) document.write("John has a puppy named &"Sparky&".");

Answer (2)
document.write("John has a puppy named \"Sparky\".");