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Jessica Kimmet
2,772 PointsI am learning html and css and would like to post my Treehouse Badges to my new website. Any ideas how?
I found this site that tells how to do it in javascript http://reportcard.rileyh.com/instructions.html. Any suggestions for how to do this with html/css?
3 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsThe JavaScript part just grabs badges in realtime.
You can of course just get the images by hand and use just plain HTML & CSS. Once you learn about jQuery then you can make your page auto-update the badges you have.
Johan Delforge
13,317 PointsHi Jessica,
it actually tells you how to update your own html file, marking inside it the relations with external javascript & Css files to be used. You can download these files via the green button, & then add them to your tree. This means do you not need to edit any javascript.
Does it clears it out ? ...or am i missing your point ?
Cheerz, Johan
Jessica Kimmet
2,772 PointsI think this does help! I will play around with it and see what I can do. Thank you!
Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsHi Jessica, I'm thinking that has to be done using some JavaScript. There is also a Wordpress plugin, and another example here as well.
Jessica Kimmet
2,772 PointsFabulous! I will play around with these and see what works best for me. Maybe I'm in over my head, but I hate not following through when I get an idea!
Thanks!
Jessica Kimmet
2,772 PointsJessica Kimmet
2,772 PointsAhhh, I see! Thanks for that clarification. I think I'll just grab them by hand as you suggested until I know jQuery!
Thank you!!!