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Hi. I have just returned to HTML coding after 15 years and three serious illnesses. www.clydewalks.co.uk is the result, set up in the last couple of days.
I have tried to learn HTML 5 from an outdated tutor who used and insisted that his pupils used Internet Explorer. I gave up on this m...

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Hey guys,

I am a digital agency owner based in Hyderabad Pakistan and I have been in the web development and digital marketing space for some time. We do everything from web development, graphic design to app development and online reputation management for different clients.

I found this forum while looking for an active community of web developers,...

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I'm launching a startup with a limited budget and need a mobile app for both Android and iOS. Many agencies recommend hybrid app development services because they claim it's faster and more cost-effective than native development. Has anyone gone this route? I'd ap...

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There’s no doubt that the first project for anyone did not go as we hoped. It’s the first time so there will be a lot of mistakes and lapses.
But when you become a professional you look back at your first project and can’t help but admire how far you’ve come.

How was your own first project?

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Hi,

I know that an object of choice doesn't scroll if I have the css code like this:

CSS: #Oobj172 { position: fixed; }
But the object's x y position changes. I want to keep the position like it is in the html positioning. Or alternatively order it to a certain axis, how?

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