You're welcome! Glad I could help.

Correct, it’s no longer generated when you install Tailwind 4.0

That’s my custom theme. Check out our video about creating custom themes in VS code

Thanks for reaching out. Go ahead and post the code here

Thank you, I've cut out the part that I used from your video. Here's the HTML: <section-growth class="section-growth text-standard margin" id="growth"> <img class="timeline-image" src="/Users/danielsmit/Documents/2Brus/images/2Brus timeline with restaurant logos.png" alt="2Brus timeline playing at different restaurants"> </section-growth class="margin"> <section class="videos"> <div class="slider"> <div class="slide active"> <video src="videos/video-1.MOV" autoplay loop muted></video> <h1 class="slide-heading">Hello Beach</h1> </div> <div class="slide" style="--i: 3"> <video src="videos/video-2.mp4" autoplay loop muted></video> <h1 class="slide-heading">Bridge Street</h1> </div> <div class="slide" style="--i: 2"> <video src="videos/video-3.MP4" autoplay loop muted></video> <h1 class="slide-heaading">Argos</h1> </div> <div class="slide" style="--i: 1"> <video src="videos/video-3.MP4" autoplay loop muted></video> <h1 class="slide-heading">Wedding</h1> </div> </div> </section> Here's the Javascript: const slides = [...document.querySelectorAll('.slide')] slides.forEach((slide) => { slide.addEventListener("click", ()=>{ const activeSlide = document.querySelector('slide.active') const activeSlideProps = Object.assign(activeSlide.getBoundingClientRect()) const slideProps = slide.getBoundingClientRect() activeSlide.style.cssText = `width: ${slideProps.width} px; height: ${slideProps.height}px; top: ${slideProps.top} px; left: ${slideProps.left}px;` slide.style.cssText = `width: ${activeSlideProps.width} px; height: ${activeSlideProps.height}px; top: ${activeSlideProps.top} px; left: ${activeSlideProps.left}px;` activeSlide.classList.remove('active') slide.classList.add('active') }) }) I've tried to look over the code a few times, so I hope I haven't missed over something very simple...

Glad you enjoyed it!

It's offline for now but I do appreciate the tutorials and thanks.

Thanks!

Yes, you can install DeepSeek R1 on a VPS server! Follow these steps: 1. Set Up VPS: Ensure your VPS has a Linux OS (Ubuntu/Debian recommended) and sufficient resources for DeepSeek. 2. Install Docker: Run sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y docker.io. 3. Pull DeepSeek Image: Use docker pull deepseekr1/image-name (replace with the correct image). 4. Run DeepSeek in a Container: Start the container with docker run -d -p 8080:80 deepseekr1/image-name. 5. Access DeepSeek: Access it via your VPS’s public IP at <your-vps-ip>:8080. 6. Integrate in Your App: Use the API endpoints provided in the DeepSeek documentation.

@codeandcreate wow thanks for this 👍 does this means I wan create my app and Install deepseek on the same vps server? Or I need different vps servers for my app and deepseek?

@aogunnaike You’re welcome! You can run both your app and DeepSeek on the same VPS server as long as it has sufficient resources (CPU, RAM, and storage) to handle both. Using Docker containers for each service (your app and DeepSeek) can help keep them isolated and manageable. Just ensure that each service runs on different ports to avoid conflicts.

@@codeandcreate thanks alot 👍 I'll try this and update u as it goes, thanks a lot

Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying DeepSeek. I agree, adding image and video generation would be great features

Thanks!

Thanks!

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Thank you!

I’d say there’s no need to worry just yet

Sounds like you need to try them out! 😉

@@codeandcreate I might get addicted and turn into a tech junkie lol.

Thanks!

Hey thanks for reaching out, we all have been in your shoes. Start small and build a simple project, and then increase the complexity step-by-step 🙂

@codeandcreate thank you so much i found your channel today and seems very helpful ☺️

@SpokenEnglishGurukul Glad to hear❤️

Hi! 😊 Absolutely, building projects is the best way to learn and practice! It helps you apply what you’ve learned and tackle real-world challenges. Start small, like a to-do app or a weather app, and work your way up to more complex projects. Thanks a lot for watching and your kind words-good luck with Angular! 💪🔥

Thanks for you suggestion. We have lots of projects here on the channel with React so you can check them out

Thank you!!

Thanks!

Hey, we have tons of tutorials about JavaScript, just check them out 🙌

Thanks a lot man!

Thanks, we’ll keep that in mind

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Glad you’ve found it 🤝

For this App, we didn’t use Node.js or any backend-it’s purely frontend and relies on local storage to save data. The data is stored directly in the browser’s local storage, so it persists even after refreshing the page. It’s a simple yet effective way to manage data for smaller projects like this.

It’s called Noctis

@codeandcreate thanks, sorry for asking a lot about themes, because I like to go with different themes 😅

You can check out our recent video about VS code themes and fonts

Hi there! 😊 Yes, the Blog and News App will fully work after hosting, even though it’s not a full-stack application. Since the data is stored in local storage, any updates you make to posts will still work as long as you're accessing the app on the same device and browser. However, keep in mind that local storage is limited to the specific device, so the data won’t sync across different devices or users.