Joeytyndale

One idea that I've had in the back of my mind is a scheduling app. Essentially something that takes a list of employees, tasks they can do, tasks that need to be done, and spreads them out across their shifts. It would adjust on the fly if someone called in sick and wouldn't have everyone working on the same task at once. I was never able to make much progress but I image it would be a fun puzzle to work that all out.

Hard to tell exactly what it will do. But if you want to know exactly what it will do on mobile screens you can define those rules explicitly. For example: @media only screen and (max-width: 600px) { .navbar { width:100%; } .navleft { etc...... } }

Hi Ashish, have you tried this: #header{ position:fixed; top:0; left:0; } That should pin it to the top.

I need an ssd because I'm currently working with an old 320gb laptop hard drive that I recycled to save money on my new rig...

Ok so first of all I am NOT AN EXPERT at c++ I am just starting as well. The formula provided didn't work for me but I made one that I think, "THINK", calculates interest correctly or at least as described. I could be VERY wrong and if I am I'm sure someone will point that out. Anyway here's what I got to work. #include <iostream>using namespace std;void CalcLoan(float Loan,float Rate,float NumPayments){ float MonthlyAmount,TotalPaid,InterestPaid; MonthlyAmount=(Loan * (Rate + 100)/100) / NumPayments; TotalPaid = MonthlyAmount * NumPayments; InterestPaid = TotalPaid - Loan; cout << "Loan Amount: $" << Loan << endl << "Monthly interest rate :" << Rate << "%" << endl << "Number of payments :" << NumPayments << endl << "Monthly payments :" << MonthlyAmount << endl << "Amount paid back :" << TotalPaid << endl << "Interest paid :" << InterestPaid << endl;}int main(){ float LoanAmount,Rate,NumPayments; cout << "Hello! How much would you like to borrow : $"; cin >> LoanAmount; cout << "Now input an annual interest rate: "; cin >> Rate; cout << "Ok and how many payments will you be breaking that into? : "; cin >> NumPayments; CalcLoan(LoanAmount,Rate/12,NumPayments); return 0;}

Awesome glad you got it fixed!

I would think the original image size shouldn't matter if it's being re-sized by css later. But you can try it if you want.

Interesting... Is there more code than what you shared? Because I copied what you have up top and it's working for me.

Does the div have any borders or padding on it? Cause that could actually make the inner space smaller and even 1 pixel can mess things up. Change the individual pictures to 24% and see what happens.

Make sure there's enough room for it. For example if imgA is to go next to imgB they should be sized imgA.width=30% and imgB.width=70%. If one is too wide to allow the other to be next to it then it will be shifted down.

I wouldn't say don't even try. He said himself he has no real goals for this and that he's not competing with YouTube. He just wants to have fun working on a project that he enjoys. I say give it all you got! Get as far as you can with what you have. Sharpen your skills and learn from any mistakes or roadblocks that you encounter along the way.

If anyone stumbles upon this I've given it to askmax.

I'm gonna give it maybe a couple hours to give people a chance to find the post. But if nobody else wants it I'll give it to you

Oh well, congrats on the invite!

Hey guys! I got an invite this morning to buy a 64 GB Sandstone Black OnePlus One. Unfortunately I can't afford it at the moment and don't really need it anyway since I have a Nexus 5 that is working just fine. Because the invite expires in less than 24 hours and I don't want it to go to waste I'm gonna give it away to someone who wants it. So if you want it just comment with what phone you're currently using. Please only comment if you're able to buy it soon and really need to upgrade to a new phone. If your stash of phones is as plentiful as MKBHD then let it go to someone else.