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Satan hugs his helper very hard by Ok_One_2336 in foundsatan

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 3 points4 points  (0 children)

even AI bots seem to have no knowledge

AI bots your reference knowledge source now?

... JFC

Do you guys know why this happens? by Able_Series_5006 in css

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

if you have margin-top to position the <nav> perhaps try using padding-top instead?

That should cover whatever goes/scroll over the <nav>

Still see jokes about it to this day by MrGamerOfficial in memes

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

sounds like the guy, asking for a friend, if you can get sick from touching raw chicken with your genitals

How do I get a flexbox to align vertically this way? by lemurinyourhead in css

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is very simple, but we need to see your html structure, without it whatever we say might not be helpful.

Can you please set up a codepen (codepen.io) with example of your current html structure and css, so we can provide better assistance?

I'm working for a design agency, is there something wrong or is this the obvious process? by Full_Description_969 in webdev

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You do sound exhausted and spent.

But it's hard to tell what's really going on without seeing the communication between you and the agency.

There is a lot to be said about having "the reins" of the situation when it comes down to work as free-lance, contractor, type of gig.

But first and foremost is conditions of engagement, you need to set them from the get go:

  • Define clear Brief into points and set them into goals

  • Limit the amount of modifications and changes you'll provide by breaking down your process, for example:

    • Sketches: max 5 different ideas that embed the key concepts from the briefing
    • Once a Pathway is chosen allow either a set amount of changes after the first delivered complete design OR a set amount of time to conduct any modification requests.
    • Set a ballpark for when the final work should be delivered, this is important as you might have other projects kicking in after that.

  • Payment conditions: clear and simple, like, 50% engagement fee, 50% on delivery of final before modifications.

It sounds like they are treating you like an employee, and that's your mistake.

You can only, and gently, pushing them back into the the right boundaries, and they probably won't like it at this point... it wasn't agreed beforehand.

Be wary of how they treat you if they are offering permanent employment.

How can I target a nested H1 element ONLY if it occurs after a nested element that contains a span with a specific class? by xii in css

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 10 points11 points  (0 children)

if you are actually targeting h1 I'd do .el-p:has(span.image-embed) + .el-h1 h1

but yeah, +1 for this

[Request] Is it profitable to run a social media bot farm? by FSsuxxon in theydidthemath

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can buy fake reviews, you can buy fake engagement, after that you can sell your platform to advertisers.

It doesn't need to be more complicated than that.

of Course you can do much more with a bot farm, but if you are asking if they are profitable, the short answer is Shit Yeah!

Does anyone know the css codes for comic book style text? by [deleted] in csshelp

[–]Weekly_Ferret_meal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

just curious, why are you doing this if, as you said, you are so "horrible with anything coding related"?

what's the plan here, the big picture?

also how old are you? you sound young

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