[http://imgur.com/hXK49uC] This is my .css and her comments) for me to re-submit BUT I have no bloody idea about what she's talking about if anyone can tell me the line to work with. I'd upvote your whole history

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I really like the parallax slider on this site: https://www.peloton.com/#parallax

How do I make an HTML-element trigger an event when the element gets scrolled to the top of a page?

I mean, on peloton.com, the headings in the right-hand section (MasterView, LandView, RigView, etc.), when they're scrolled to the top of the page, they trigger an event that changes the content of the left-hand section. How do I make something like that on my own site? Should I use some libraries or something?

Please help!

How would I design a website that will still look good in 10 years time?

The website I'm building is like a crypto flavored kickstarter/gofundme.

What I need assistance is figuring out how to write python code for this process:

1. There will be an intermediary wallet used to gauge the funds in order to payout [like kickstarter]- the second function of this intermediary wallet is to deduct it's commission

2. For each user account post a unique ID is created and that is now linked to the wallet used to deposit their final funds in.

I don't need you to do the work for me... I just need guidance on how to visualize a process to write this out.. maybe some relevant documentation? i've already attempted but was outa luck. What language would be best used in this case? im thinking python but let me know.

looking for an actually good plain english + eli5 css site that would show + explain why the code here works, and these 2 other codes do not?

• this question is currently unanswered (nobody has yet linked the kind of resource/site asked), when it's answered, the best site would be updated here

this is the initial request that was put in over an entire month or so on /css

• to move the helpful 'Categories' bar/section on wiki pages

• like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Institute_of_Technology

• to the top of article, under 'Article Talk' tabs preferably

using https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne

which is what everyone uses

this code worked:

• https://pastecode.xyz/view/67e27d68

these didnt, broken

• https://paste.ofcode.org/8qbVwmpKhNHYTWaYu6LNKL

• https://paste.ofcode.org/CDZKiVStV4BhQMUZk5zfQS

what's the most plain english + eli5 css site that would inform & explain why the code here works, and these 2 other codes do not?

code that worked wwas a mod at /csshelp

codes taht didnt were from /css

• /css is a terrible extremely extremely low quality site from what i've seen)

• maybe the actually good users just wasnt online yet or are taking an extended break from the web

what's an actually good plain english + eli5 css site that would show + css site that shows + explains why the code here works, and these 2 other codes do not?