This site comes with the all basic parts to get you started making a single page website fast. | April 1st. 2020
This leapyear site has one index.html file that is already linked to the included bootstrap.css(4.4), styles.css, jQuery.js(3.4.1), and scripts.js.
There is a pre-built two input form with a submit button. There is also a simple jQuery function that will console.log when the submit button is clicked.
The .gitignore file is a template for mac osx but a link is provided to get a template for any operating system.
create a .gitignore template for your os here
Make sure you have git version control installed on your computer.
- find the green 'Clone or Download' button and copy the link
- open terminal and type...
Windows
cd desktopMac & linux
cd ~/Desktop- in terminal type 'git clone {link to repository} '
git clone {link to repository}- navigate to the new folder that was created on your desk
- select index.html
- right click on the file and select 'open with'
- select your browser
- enjoy this project
| Behavior | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| The program should return 'true' for years divisible by 4 | '2004' | 'true' |
| The program should return false for years divisible by 100 | '1900' | 'false' |
| The program should return 'true' for years divisible by 400 | '2000' | 'true' |
| The program should return 'false' when a year is not a leap year | '1993' | 'false' |
| Behavior | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| The program does nothing to non-alphabetical characters | '4' | '4' |
| The program adds "yay" to single-letter words beginning with a vowel. | 'I' | 'I-yay' |
| The program adds "yay" to the end of words beginning with a vowel | 'Apple' | 'Apple-yay' |
| The program will take words that start with consecutive consonants and move those consonants to the end and add "ay" to the word | "create" | 'eatecr-ay' |
| The program will take words containing "qu" and treat it as one letter, it will remove the "u" as well as the "q" and place to the back of the word | 'squeal' | 'ealsqu-ay' |
The software is provided as is. It might work as expected - or not. Just don't blame me.
- HTML - Simple Scaffolding
- JavaScript - Used for interactivity in the page
- jQuery - Used to interact with the DOM
- Bootstrap 4.4 - Used for styling
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source.unsplash.com will return a random image at a desired size by simply calling the size after the url followed by a '?' and a keyword. Example below
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http://unsplash.it/500/500 - This will just return a random image the size of 500x500
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
Copyright (c) 2020 Joshua Hellman & Nathan Watkins-Hoagland