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so going for a job interview with a fairly large design agency soon, kind of passed the technical test, you know the one where you have to recreate something from an image or set files. I have been given the heads up that they will be asking about specific questions on CSS, JS and HTML I hate being put on the spot, so looking to go prepared... anyone have any ideas what they might ask? so i can prepare for it... Any question i should prepare for?

yay all sorted

well it is not appearing on my screen!!! Could be the speed of the render? also try the latest version of jQuery see if it still apears

maybe you messed up your user agent on IE??? because i can't replicate that problem... best try it on another machine just in case! One other thing i do is i take everything away, and then start adding modules back one by one until the problem occurs again!

oh yeah i removed all opaque and graphics stuff on windows 7, i still prefer XP look hehe

nope im not on IE7! i tried it with IE8,9,10 and edge! still got that problem when you resize window, are you not getting that problem then? I am on a windows 7 machine.

this is what happens when you resize it.... the blocks lose formatting.... I am also not getting that horizontal line? tried it on a windows 7/xp machine?

I can't see the issue? But I have noticed the "as low as price" causing a layout issue when resizing, try removing that see if you get the same problem "minimal-price-link"

this made me laugh http://theoatmeal.com/comics/websites_stop

lol, well I wouldn't say easy for a complete beginner, but very powerful!

Magento can give you this functionality

Depends how good a system you want.,,, There are some software out there to do the management of your hotel etc... have a google "hotel online booking system" and see the software is avaliable, Then you create a website based on that system if you get a good one, it will come with an API structure for you to communicate into that system and allow people to view rooms and availability online. But it depends how much you want to spend really.... what is your budget?

SELECT * FROM makers ORDER BY maker asc Or you can add another field such as "Position" and then number each car for instance MAKERS TABLE ID MAKER POSITION 1 Nissan 2 2 Toyota 3 3 Audi 0 4. Honda 1 and that way you can control the order of the cars that appear... SELECT * FROM makers ORDER BY POSITION asc you can also replace ASC with DESC to reverse order

$link = mysqli_connect($server, $username, $password, $db_name); $sql = mysqli_query($link, "SELECT * FROM admin WHERE username='$manager' AND password='$password' LIMIT 1"); notice the $link needs to connect... so needs to follow something like this mysqli_query ( mysqli link, string query [, int resultmode] ) and where you have username='$manager' should it not be "$_POST["username"]" so that the check can be made? not sure how you have done the logic but your way might be correct! hope that helps.

have you seen how many dislikes it has lol..... 711

oh wow, that was amazing, take a selfie lol

you may find that in a young company wages are not very high, because like said above he has bills to pay and lots of startup costs which he is probably still paying for!!! But in my experience having commercial work with a good portfolio is sometimes better than being fresh out of a course with no commercial experience mainly because in a course you get to do research and have months to build to a website, but in the real world you literally have weeks and most cases DAYS! and that was the shock i got when i was fresh out of a university degree. I had to work for low wages and had to top up my portfolio with real work. But i think if you had a portfolio website with some real work and what you have been up to in the past few years i honestly don't think you will have a problem getting a job elsewhere with more money! there plenty of jobs out there with people looking for Wordpress front end developers. If you want to work for a blue chip company then they always ask for a degree!!! but if you wanted to work for an independent web design company they tend to look more closely at the quality of your work and do not tend to ask for a degree.

me too where are you based? I had a small web design company once! it was really stressful. but it would be nice to see if i can get some extra money, i have a lot of e-commerce experience....

There is so much to learn, i remember when a web designer would do everything in the early days....just when i think i have mastered something, another new thing is around the corner, neeeeeeever ending.

Crap really!!!! i cant seem to find anything offering more than 30k , i feel a bit cheated too where i am working! i think it's time i moved jobs aswell.

You should be on a salary of about £25-30k on your 2 year experience as a front end developer, your boss is playing you, getting maximum profit at your expense! I would play it nice for now, write down all the projects you have worked on and site created put them in a portfolio, get your own site up and I am pretty sure you can get a job with decent money, there are many nice design companies out there who will treat you with respect and their customers with respect.... Also on wages, tax etc... you need to speak to ACAS give them your story and what you have been up to they will give you free advice and let you know when something smells a bit fishy.. I have used them in the past they are very good. Staying in your current job is not going to do you any favors. Does it say in your contract anywhere that you are not allowed to take clients away? maybe a sneaky phone call to clients you have been working with telling them you are leaving and possibly going on your own, you might find some will follow you???? get them on your linkedin profile or something stay in touch with them if you have a rapport..

can you give us the output your php query makes?

Ok looks comprehensive enough! Communication Skills for IT Specialists I don't know what that is? 8 hours of it too lol Java Associates that's pretty hardcore... So i guess they will be giving you an introduction into all these subjects, so long as you get inspired to learn the rest on your own!

What kind of course is it? is there a list of things you will be learning. I have attended one PHP course and would never attend another, I won't go too much into it, but lets just say if you stuck in a room with people who are all at different levels learning becomes a bit of a problem!!!! some didn't even know the basics of html and css I don't know what they were doing on the course so that has put me off going to these courses... They don't get checked at what level people are at and some people think they know more than they actually do.... I guess this is where a University degree comes into light, because you will be surrounded by people with same interests and similar level of experience and have had to pass an interview and have grades to attend.... I really hope your course doesn't consist of learning how to use Dreamweaver....

yes i find also being the first with breaking news on products or video reviews of products really helps too....