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The number of known pages in Google Search Console blocked by robots.txt in the Coverage report just recently started going down. Over the course of this month, it went down from about 400K pages to 200K pages.
No changes to robots.txt file in 6+ months nor any big structural changes, 404'd pages, etc. in that amount of time either.
What would cause this number to go down on its own?
Greetings fellow bargain hunter. If you’re reading this right now, then I’m assuming that you love a good deal just as much as I do, especially when it comes to domain names. 
You’ve got two options for customzing your profile on CodePen, and endless possibility:
In this video, Chris & Stephen look at a bunch of awesome profiles on CodePen, and find that many users (especially the coolest profiles) do both. Here’s the shuffle machine we used in the video to randomize cool profiles:
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A reader wrote in asking specifically how to build this layout in CSS Flexbox:
My answer: That’s not really a layout for CSS Flexbox. You could pull it off if you had to, but you’d need some kind of conceit, like grouping the nav and article together in a parent element (if not more grouping). CSS Grid was born to describe this kind of layout and it will be far easier to work with, not to mention that the browser support for both is largely the same these days.
See, kids, layout on the web used to be so janky that the incredible simple diagram above was relatively difficult to pull off, particularly if you needed the “columns” there to match heights. I know, ridiculous, but that was the deal. We used super weird hacks to get it done (like huge negative margins paired with positive padding), which evolved over time to cleaner tricks (like background images that mimicked columns). Techniques that did manage to pull it off referred to it as the holy grail. (Just for extra clarity, usually, holy grail meant a three-column layout with content in the middle, but the main point was equal height columns).
CSS is much more robust now, so we can use it without resorting to hacks to do reasonable things, like accomplish this basic layout.
This grid is set up both with grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows. This way we can be really specific about where we want these major site sections to fall.
gap: 1px;, so I’ve done that in the demo above.display: block; on the parent, turning off the grid, but here I’ve left grid on and reset the columns and rows. This way, we still get the gap, and we can shuffle things around if needed.The post The Holy Grail Layout with CSS Grid appeared first on CSS-Tricks.
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Hey. I am an affiliate marketing, would love to know which antidetect are you using? I need your help.
Design a program to compute the gross pay of worker named michael bryan given that michael bryan worked 80hours to php67.97 per hour
Design a program to compute the gross pay of worker named michael bryan given that michael bryan worked 80hours to php67.97 per hour
Hi,
This might be a simple question, but I have an affiliate site that I want to drive traffic to, and the traffic will be coming from various sources.
All I want to know is that I got the traffic count that is being contracted for from each source...
My first thought is to create a sub-domain for each traffic source and utilize a DB update query to increment the visitors on the index page for that sub-domain, and then Automatically redirect the visitor to the actual affiliate page.
This would accomplish 2 things -
I guess the basic question is whether there is an easier quicker way to do this other then creating a mysql table to keep track of the visitor count per sub-domain?
Suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
Douglas
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Facebook has announced the release of version 9.0 of the company’s platform SDK and is notifying developers that failure to update integrations to this latest version may result in breaking changes. Additionally, all previous versions are now facing looming deprecation.
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I have used "';--have i been pwned?" and it seems you have had a security breach and peoples emails & passwords have been stolen from your (daniweb) servers. I have tried changing my password but just get an oops error.
I assume you are having issues so would you kindly remove my account including ALL detals from your servers & website.
Maybe i will create an entire new account.
Thank You
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I want to do code array with topic bmi.....can you give one example?
Error 1 'AdvoDiary.DataSet' is a 'namespace' but is used like a 'type' D:\AdvoDiary\AdvoDiary\ReportViewer\rptBilling.cs 25 9 AdvoDiary
namespace AdvoDiary.ReportViewer
public partial class rptBilling : Form
Common sCom;
DBHelper myDB;
string sOLE;
clsGlobalVar objGlob;
OleDbConnection cn;
OleDbDataAdapter sDA;
DataSet sDS;
OleDbCommand cmd;
When creating a blog, much of your focus will (rightfully) be on the content itself. However, how you’re presenting your content to the world matters, too. And we’re not just talking about the appearance or design here. The actual layout of how your content is presented can be instrumental in how site visitors interact with […]
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