Just 3 lines of CSS!
See the Pen KvwxXR by Abdullah Yahya (@javanigus) on CodePen.
Just 3 lines of CSS!
See the Pen KvwxXR by Abdullah Yahya (@javanigus) on CodePen.
If you have a logo, for example, that is a transparent PNG or SVG, you can change its color using CSS in the following ways:
Grayscale: filter: grayscale(100%);
Solid Gray: filter: contrast(0);
Solid Black: filter: contrast(0) brightness(0);
Solid White: filter: contrast(0) brightness(2);
You can adjust the contrast value between 0 and 1 to achieve different levels of darkness.
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Light bulb wattage doesn’t always result in the same brightness. If you buy light bulbs, find EnergyStar ones were the lumens are within the following ranges
Learn more at https://www.energystar.gov/products/lighting_fans/light_bulbs/key_product_criteria
Rated Wattage of the Referenced Incandescent Lamp (watts) | Light Output (Lumens) |
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25 | 250-449 |
40 | 450-799 |
60 | 800-1,099 |
75 | 1,100-1,599 |
100 | 1,600-1,999 |
125 | 2,000-2,549 |
150 | 2,550-3,000 |
200 | 3,001-3,999 |
300 | 4,000-6,000 |
Cloud 9 already comes with Git, PHP and Composer.
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EXAMPLE FOLDER STRUCTURE
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/home/ubuntu/website1
/home/ubuntu/website2
/home/ubuntu/website3
/home/ubuntu/PHPloy
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INSTALL PHPLOY
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Go to https://github.com/banago/PHPloy
Download and unzip the repo
Create a folder called “PHPloy” in Cloud9 in the “workspace” folder so that that folder is a sibling of your website folder(s). Continue reading Deploy Cloud9 Changes via S/FTP Using Git and PHPloy
A lot of people don’t really understand the difference between stereo and surround sound and usually just assume that surround sound is better. Based on my research, here’s a summary of the differences.
Surround Sound
Stereo Sound
I hate texturing walls. Not because I don’t like how most textured walls look (knockdown texture), but because I can never texture a wall to look close enough to how the pros do it and I don’t like having to wait some period of time and trying to knock down the texture compound using a trowel or knockdown tool. After researching various ways to texture a wall, I conducted an experiment and came up with a process and set of tools that I think make it really easily to texture a wall and have it look nice and close enough to professional knockdown-textured walls.
I used a drill attachment to mix the texture compound until it became creamy. Then, I painted the texture compound on the test 2’x2′ drywall using each type of applicator.
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