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pacificblue03 wrote:how in CSS do i make the txt headings and the data text in (bold) ?

pacificblue03 wrote: and one more thing if it is to do with css in the conditions at (time) after that how do i add a timer to when the next set of data will be uploaded like a countdown in a way?

Synewave wrote:

pacificblue03 wrote: and one more thing if it is to do with css in the conditions at (time) after that how do i add a timer to when the next set of data will be uploaded like a countdown in a way?

I don't think you can do that in CSS. CSS is a stylesheet for the presentation (colours, formats etc.) of your HTML pages.

You would probably have to look for some Javascript to do a countdown timer. But I see you are refreshing your whole page every 190 seconds. That method can be very annoying to the user, I would suggest allowing the user to press F5 to refresh.

pacificblue03 wrote:also for the font-weight: bold; where in the css line/s does that go in?

 .td_temperature_data {
	background-color: #84FF99;
}

 .td_temperature_data {
	background-color: #84FF99;
        font-weight: bold;
}

Synewave wrote:

pacificblue03 wrote:also for the font-weight: bold; where in the css line/s does that go in?

Sorry Antonio, I thought you had previously said in this thread that you were getting much better at CSS?

Anyway, for example in the CSS locate:

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 .td_temperature_data {
	background-color: #84FF99;
}

Add the line as follows:

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 .td_temperature_data {
	background-color: #84FF99;
        font-weight: bold;
}

Do the same for the other data styles i.e. rainfall etc.

pacificblue03 wrote:perhaps 360 seconds then since some users dont know what refresh is

pacificblue03 wrote:...and one more thing if it is to do with css in the conditions at (time) after that how do i add a timer to when the next set of data will be uploaded like a countdown in a way?

Synewave wrote:You would probably have to look for some Javascript to do a countdown timer. But I see you are refreshing your whole page every 190 seconds. That method can be very annoying to the user, I would suggest allowing the user to press F5 to refresh.

pacificblue03 wrote:Is my realtime loading now?

Synewave wrote:

pacificblue03 wrote:perhaps 360 seconds then since some users dont know what refresh is

I'm sure most users visiting a website would know what refresh is, you could always put a note on your index page that says "Press F5 to refresh the data".

pacificblue03 wrote:Small update what do you guys think of my new menu bar and its location color and effects?

Gina wrote:

pacificblue03 wrote:Small update what do you guys think of my new menu bar and its location color and effects?

Well, I'm afraid it's almost unreadable here.

Synewave wrote:Not quite sure why you've done that, my eyes can only look at one graph at a time so I prefer to click on the thumbnail I'm interested in viewing. Personal taste I guess.