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Wordpress - how to change display of element from 3 column to two column Turns out there was a plugin installed and I could use that to add some css, so I just did that, thank you for your help though |
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Wordpress - how to change display of element from 3 column to two column is there a way to directly access the files via ftp? All I have is access to the website's dashboard |
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tcp connection from webpage to android app Yes, exactly. If this answer helped you, please consider accepting it. |
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tcp connection from webpage to android app assuming you know how to set your Android device to listen to a specific port, you could use an AJAX event bound on the button's click, to query a php file on your server that eventually uses php's fsockopen() and fwrite() to send your character to your android device. Is that what you need? If so I can provide an answer with some code. |
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tcp connection from webpage to android app I believe you should reword your question, for me it is unclear what exactly you want to do. |
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jquery - return ajax response value @ZakAngelle thank you, this thread has very helpful information, this question is indeed a differently formatted duplicate of that thread. |
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