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So, today I got a notification about receiving the bronze "bug" tag badge.
I looked at my bronze badge count. It is 111... Wait! I'm completely sure that I have 111 bronze badges before receiving this tag badge!
Proof 1: I've got the 111nth badge on Tuesday, today is Saturday.
Proof 2 - ...
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When asking a new question, I have pasted a huge block of code mistakenly. Now, when I open stackoverflow.com/questions/ask, I cannot clean the question body, because the page never ends loading. That draft is always loaded.
How can I solve this problem? I have cleaned the browser history, opene...
I keep on seeing questions either "put on hold" or "closed" by the same thing, like for instance here a question has been "put on hold" for being off-topic:
And here is a question which has been "closed" for being off-topic:
So what is the difference then between a question being "closed" a...
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Quite often, questions get asked that are really not to do with programming at all. Sometimes they're appropriate for Super User or whatever, but not always. We used to have a blatantly off-topic (this has nothing to do with programming) close reason, but it's gone for some reason.
What would we...
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I have 3 spans inside a single div. Chrome shows all the three spans vertically aligned at the center like this:
But this is what happens in Firefox:
Below is the code for the div which contains the following: quantity label, - button, text field & + button:
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In Web development, "tag soup" refers to syntactically or structurally incorrect HTML written for a web page. Because web browsers have historically treated HTML syntax or structural errors leniently, there has been little pressure for web developers to follow published standards, and therefore there is a need for all browser implementations to be able to treat what looks like HTML as "tag soup", accepting and correcting for invalid syntax and structure.
An HTML parser (part of a web browser) that is capable of interpreting HTML-like markup even if it contains invalid syntax or structure may be...
You can add
overflow:hidden;
to the div.
Demo.
So, I have following jQuery:
jQuery("#royal_edit_button").click(function () {
jQuery('#royal_edit_title_edit').show();
jQuery('#royal_edit_price_edit').show();
jQuery('#royal_edit_desc_edit').show();
jQuery('#royal_edit_title_view').hide();
jQuery('#royal_edit_price_...
