I am currently a student working on a topic related to internet links and found this :
https://verinfopaypai.com/
When I put this set on the browser's search bar or when I copy it paste here it puts a link:
https://verinfopaypai.com/
This link is not mine and I am not linked to this link, I stumbled upon it by chance.
Is there any way to find out what obfuscation it is?
Thank you for your help
This isn't really obfuscation it's simply html entity encoding.
Each &#{number}; block represents a character in html.
You can see more about this here. https://mothereff.in/html-entities
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I have a hugo site, and on a search engine (Duckduckgo), my site's summary is:
Add your own "layouts/partials/hero.html" to replace this text.
I tried looking for the string hero in the files in my public folder, can't seem to find it.
I have added this file with some content. Nothing seems to happen. Do I need to edit the theme files or something?
Edit: changed title to make problem clearer. The original question asked about "hero cards", which I thought might have been a standard search engine friendly part of a website.
I think I understand what is happening now. I originally installed the base16 theme which does contain the text:
Add your own "layouts/partials/hero.html" to replace this text.
( it is in the file themes\base16\layouts\partials\hero.html.).
I should have realised, but search engines take time to re-index a site. I originally published the site using base16 with some text unedited. Duckduckgo was showing that old text, it will probably disappear in time when the site is reindexed.
The answer is in the documentation for the base16 theme:
You probably want to edit the homepage. Get started by copying the
supplied homepage to your own site.
$ mkdir -p layouts/partials
$ cp themes/base16/layouts/partials/hero.html layouts/partials/hero.html
After this, you can edit layouts/partials/hero.html and make it
awesome.
The default layouts/partials/hero.html contains the code Add your own "<code>layouts/partials/hero.html</code>" to replace this text., which is what DuckDuckGo was using to make its summary. As you noted in your answer above, if you edit this file then the DuckDuckGo summary should change when DuckDuckGo next indexes your site.
This is my first post here, so I'm sorry if I'm not in the good section.
My "simple" question is, can we add a gage/gauge (I don't now the exact english spelling), in a Ionic project ?
A thing like that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2qrYL0Le24
Or an other exemple:
http://crisbeto.github.io/angular-svg-round-progressbar/
I already tried to insert gauge like that in my project but the gauge never appears, so please, can you help me ?
(The goal is to show to an user a speed for exemple or the batterie life of his smartphone, any importance, juste a jauge who can be incremented or decremented)
Can you explain me please how it works, for example via a Codepen or anything else. I had already tried to search response but I solve anything on that.
I'm french and I am sorry for my language, but thanks in advance for you'r help !
Thanks.
I was able to get this to work:
https://github.com/frapontillo/angular-gage
You must also have the JustGage library and Raphael. Take a look at the example to see it in action. I was able to even make it work in the http://creator.ionic.io app by adding the scripts of angular-gage, JustGage and Raphael (just add a js and paste in the scripts).
I read different SO posts and blog posts about that question but none of them answered my questions.
Here's what I have:
Angular-translate is activated to find the preferred language, store it in localstorage/cookie and use that to translate the page.
Most people are trying to do this the other way around: someone enters a URL like domain.com/en/pagename.
I do not care about the locale in the url (although it can be there, i really don't care).
Here is what I'm trying to do:
But an important thing would be to translate the title in there for SEO and user-friendly purposes. Having:
domain.com/find-a-car/
domain.com/trouver-une-voiture/
domain.com/ein-auto-finden/
or
domain.com/en/find-a-car/
domain.com/fr/trouver-une-voiture/
domain.com/de/ein-auto-finden/
Any suggestions to achieve that ? Knowing that the page title should be dynamic, coming from the locale-??.json files !
When you start editing a page, the editor is initially in the Visual mode, so every time you have to switch it to the Source mode if you prefer html-level editing as usually programmers do.
It is annoying when you have a lot of things to do during the day, especially when there is a bunch of languages every page is translated to.
I haven't found any option in the CMS and no solution in Google.
Actually I found myself the way to change this, so I post this question in order to instantly answer it. Maybe this will help somebody.
Edit file VisualEditorPageBinding.js, which is located in /Composite/content/misc/editors/visualeditor/bindings.
There is function VisualEditorPageBinding.prototype.initializeComponent.
Simply add this line at the very end of the function:
this.switchEditingMode();
I may be too much of a noob to be asking here, but I've gotten a lot of help with other issues by searching here and finding others Q&A's, so am going to try my own.
The short version of what I'm looking for is a way to disable prettyPhoto on small mobile screens (phones, not tablets) - or maybe even better to just disable the caption ("title" text) when on phones only.
Originally, I wasn't able to get prettyPhoto to open when viewed on the phone. I fixed that with this solution: (I'm not allowed to post the link since this is my first post - but the bitly address is 10tsboq)
But now the caption ("title" text in the code) forms a long vertical string as shown here: http://grab.by/j9f0
I did find this solution posted to disable prettyPhoto altogether on phones using Modernizr, http://forums.no-margin-for-errors.com/discussion/5282/pretty-photo-on-a-mobile-device-iphone#Item_7 but either I'm not understanding where to put the code or I've just done it wrong. Anyone know where that code should go? (just tacked on at the bottom of the prettyPhoto js or css? Or replacing something existing in the code? Or somewhere else altogether?
Or - any other completely different suggestions to solve the issue?
(by the way, I'm working on a Squarespace v6 platform for the site, in case that matters)
Thanks!
for anyone looking for the answer to this, I tracked down a commenter on the original post and they were super cool about being willing to answer a strangers email to offer explanation - so, to answer the question I had posed on the modernizr script - it goes into the prettyPhoto code that is most likely in your footer:
(something like this):
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
$(document).ready(function(){
$("a[rel^='prettyPhoto']").prettyPhoto();
INSERT MODERNIZR MQ CODE HERE
});
</script>
hope that helps someone!