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Galavant soundtrack! ^^

Ok, let's analyze it line by line: $('.left, .computers input').click(function(){ Here you're registering a callback that will be executed every time you click on something. On what? On everything that has class "left" AND every <input> element that's somewhere inside an element with class "computers". Next line: $(this).parent('.input').toggleClass("formfocus"); Here, you take $(this) - the element that was clicked. Look for it's parent that has class "input" and toggle it's class "formfocus". Now, I see three things here: 1. I doubt it that you're looking for an element with class "input", more likely you're just looking for <input> element, so $(this).parent('input') maybe is better? 2. Do you really want to modify the parent element of the element that was clicked or the element itself? 3. Are you sure you want to look only one level higher for the "input" element? There is a big difference between parent() and parents() in jQuery. I guess you actually just want the .parent() of the checkbox or radio box. Now, I don't know how to exactly fix your code as I don't know the HTML that goes with it, but I'll say two things: 1. alert() and console.log() are your precious debugging tools. Use them a lot to see what's going on, before you'll learn how to use breakpoints in the developer tools. 2. Here's my approach to what you're trying to do: https://jsfiddle.net/h43d93ht/ 3. Learn to use jsfiddle (the page I used). This will greatly help you communicate your JS problems with any community willing to help

@Hood practice your Python so you can help with Palanaeum

This is awesome : http://9gag.com/gag/aWqBb1n?ref=android

Has @Silverblade5 ever been featured? If not, then I nominate him

Or, if you're really desperate, just cut off his hands

Pyhon with Django.

@Oversleep once the Palanaeum is open source, feel free to implement some API and create an Android app for that I'd use it! We most definitely can at least provide an RSS feed with newest WoBs from the system. But that's not a priority, so may come some time after we go public.

Remember to document everything you find on your way to understanding this monstrosity You'll save someone a lot of pain in the future... or even yourself if you'll have to work with this again good luck!

@Jondesu you feel weak, because you are physically weak at the moment. The good news is, our bodies aren't designed to be this weak and as Kaymyth mentioned you should see fast progress in the next couple of weeks just keep on training, I can speak from experience that it is very satisfying to see the results of workouts

So I guess Chaos win this round, right?

Moving this to Entertainment Discussion where this topic belongs.

There's a lot of unnecessary blank space in your signature. Please fix this. For now it's baaad

Put the piano on the moving platform - it would be easier that way

Topic moved from introduction to Cosmere theories. Welcome to the Shard @greyFlint If I recall correctly Wax is a grand-grandson of Breeze, so there wasn't 1000 years between those two eras. What's more, I believe that you'd have to relatively close to the black hole to be visibly affected by time distortions. I think it would be quite visible in the books that Scadrial is close to a super massive black hole. I like your thinking though!!

Eh, at least you didn't hit the dean could be worse.

What did you get that detention for? What kind of mischief were you up to?

Aww, no more games for me

Yeah, don't worry, I don't know what you're listening to

Did Adonalsium create Cosmere or did Cosmere exist before Adonalsium?

He's a math treacher AFAIK

If that's a real bear trap then I probably don't have a leg anymore

@Pestis the Spider I know your pain. We had 4 little kittens die in our hands this November because of a virus The pain after such loss is terrible, all the hugs to you *hugs* be strong

I say hi, walk past him and that's all. Sorry, I'm unbelievably resistant to nightmares, I've had only 3 in my entire life

If there's no one around, then there is no need to worry, right?