I am formatting a Shakespearean script in HTML. Because Shakespeare wrote in meter, it is customary to indent lines that do not begin on the first beat of the meter, like so:

I am formatting a Shakespearean script in HTML. Because Shakespeare wrote in meter, it is customary to indent lines that do not begin on the first beat of the meter, like so:

I am trying to make a comment process in HTML, CSS, js, and PHP.

I am trying to add a popup box to a website page that prompts users to click a button to access the rest of the site. The idea is that when they click the button in the popup box the entire popup becomes invisible and unable to interact with.

I have a bunch of tables in an HTML document. Some of the cells have a certain class of span inside them (.signs); some of them don’t. And I need to apply a border specifically to the ones containing .signs. (The purpose of this is to show how big the row and column spans are, so I can’t just put the border on the .signs itself.)