Video

This is the frontend. It has no backend

@@danaleko so plz make a video on backend also

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But using eval in that way, unfortunately, not the best idea due to security issues of user input..

@@JacksonDiKey You are absolutely right. Using eval to process user input can introduce significant security risks, such as code injection attacks. and thank you for this correction sir!

Sure I will

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Unfortunately, I never created a video on that topic. It seems there might be a mix-up.

First Link in the description contains all the base files including the image

Any time

It has no backend

Welcome

Stay tuned

You are welcome!

compare with the source code i have provided

1:39 i have linked the CSS file. Note my CSS file name is "styles.css" replace that with your CSS File name

What do you mean?

@@danaleko just u placed all the logos and files. In a folder right and u opened the folder and given right click and there u can see vs code .I want to get the vs code in right click memu bar..

During the installation of VS Code, you might have an option to install command-line tools. Make sure to select that option. If you missed it during installation, you can still install it later. Open VS Code, press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, and type "Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH" and select it. This will add VS Code to your system's PATH. @@polusaniaravind4333

@@danaleko sure sir I will check it by mrng

Any errors?

welcome

Thanks ✌️

Welcome!

add an anchor and link it to your homepage i guess

Sure, there could be a few reasons why the backdrop filter isn't working in your CSS: Browser Support: Check if the browser you're using supports the backdrop-filter property. As of my last update, it wasn't fully supported in all browsers, especially older versions. Make sure you're using an updated browser that supports this feature. CSS Syntax: Ensure that the syntax of your CSS is correct. The backdrop-filter property should be applied to the element you want to have the effect on, and the value should be specified correctly (e.g., backdrop-filter: blur(5px);). Element Stacking: Make sure the element you're applying the backdrop-filter to isn't set to position: static, as it might affect the rendering of the filter. Try setting its position to relative, absolute, or fixed to see if that resolves the issue. Parent-Child Relationship: Check the relationship between the element with the backdrop-filter and its parent elements. If the parent has certain properties like overflow: hidden, it might prevent the backdrop-filter from being displayed correctly. Hardware Acceleration: Sometimes hardware acceleration can affect the rendering of CSS properties. Try toggling hardware acceleration in your browser settings or test it on a different machine to see if it's a hardware-related issue. Testing with Different Values: Experiment with different values for the backdrop-filter property (e.g., blur, brightness, contrast, etc.) to see if the issue is specific to certain filter effects. Transparency and Color: Ensure that the element on which you're applying the backdrop-filter has some level of transparency or color that can be affected by the filter. If the element has no transparency or color, the filter might not be visible.