I suggest you read more about the promise in JavaScript.
I bet everybody understood the case except you! No need to repeat the question. We cannot see the function that produces the string for Letture so...
That is true. Somewhere in the CSS there is a rule: display: block for the anchors. Should be: .widget-text a { display: inline-block; } or...
a { display: inline-block; }
I tried here https://thevrporndude.com/videos/ and it worked :)
Your problem is not with the div but with the list items. Replace float: left with display: inline-block for the li tag and put tex-align: center...
Maybe I don't understand but looks centered to me. This is even in a bootstrap container class that is centered.
You should use CSS for this. You can do it with floats or display: inline-block.
Is this a joke? You got help! You need to learn or to get a programmer.
Sorry if you have felt offended but you are trying to: echo $test; - doesn't work where $test is local to the function! This is a very basic mistake.
<input type="hidden" name="image_url" value="THe image URL" /> has nothing to do with the function you had posted. You have to make a form where...
This is not working because $test is a local variable for myfunc. $test="" function myfunc($dbconnect){ $test="test1"; } echo $test; this...
What software are you using? What is this CustomQuery function? Is some other step necessary? How do you get $values variable? What is the...
In your first post, we cannot see the "letture" function. This is a function that echoes the readings. You have to find it in your code and return...
This is a problem that can be resolved by JavaScript. I suggest putting an id on this element, then get the element by id, then remove the link...
Separate names with a comma.