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If you want to join us for Digital Teaching and Learning II I am offering the class for credit or for free to anyone. It will begin in late July. Gonna be fun. Keep watching.
36 cell table in CSS GRID
I feel like I made it pretty far tonight. If you want to check out the code or help out. Here it is on @glitch https://glitch.com/edit/#!/join/d3fbbc5e-dbc3-419b-87c6-eda771af0238
Example code for you to try out, change and make your own
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With time I should be able to strip everything away, knock over somebody else’s blocks and build the castle I want.
Really excited about CSS Grid. So much more conceptually easy to grasp than floats, displays, etc. So much lighter and eventually easier than Bootstrap.
CSS Grid Layout is a game-changer for web developers. Learn more about CSS Grid and the CSS Grid Layout panel in Firefox.
I also undertook efforts to build the web pages for these programs.
I removed the circle imagess I had. The page load for 12 unnecessary images wasn’t worth it. While the pictures wouldn’t fail the Taft test and did provide models for our prospective students I worry about the data plans many of our students live under. Every bit I can do to help counts.
On the pages themselves I went with an Accordion Table. Long term university catalog and department pages should populate from the same database. Until then I tried to give the pages the exact same navigational feel. I also added links to our road maps, information about our scholarships, and screenshot instructions on how to apply to the program.
What about Ada Lovelace (1815-1852)? She helped create the analytical engine. Commonly recognized as the first computer. She wrote the first algorithm. Could she not problem solve? Ada Lovelace (1815-1852)
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