Marc Lemien's questions

I have a client who wants to install an SSL certificate so that it runs on his entire website. I manage the web for him but not the server, so the one who manages the server will do the installation, he contacts me telling me that if he installs SSL , he wants to know if I will make the changes on the web. But I have installed other certificates on the websites of other clients and I don't know what it refers to.

Does anyone know what he means when he tells me to make changes to the web when installing SSL ?

I have a client who asks me to edit his Drupal website. I've never used Drupal before. It's Drupal 7. I've searched, searched and re-searched where to edit the images. For example, on the homepage I have an announcement of a congress and I want to change that image, but when I look for it I can't find it. Attached image of my admin sections:

It is very strange, because I can only access to see where the images are when I tell it in an article that I want to add an image, then a button appears there that is called ver servidorthen if all the folders with all the images appear.

I had a crazy idea but I don't know if it can be done. I would like to know if it is possible to program that a user being on a website can open a private section only with the combination of two keys, for example: ctrl+a. So, for example, my clients could open a login without it being specified on the web in a visible way.

It would then be that what is opened is a file named, for example, loginclients.php or an html or a path of the type http://etc

I want to make a pop up display when a user clicks on an image. In this pop I will have an iframe to display content that the client itself will upload to the server. It should be seen with the effect called blur behind. I would like to do this with as little code as possible. I would like it to be with a simple script in the html. no css I attached sample image.

I would like to make my dropdown menu updateable from a single file.
Let me explain: On my website I have a general menu, this menu is in a file called nav.html every time I add a new section to my website, I just have to go to this file nav.html and there I put my new section This prevents me from going to each tab of the web and putting the new section one by one . I want to do the same thing but with a dropdown menu that I have. If someone could tell me how to make this dropdown section updateable from a single file that would be great. It would be a single file where I would put each new section.

I put what I use now:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
    function salta(Sel)
    {
        if (Sel.ad.selectedIndex != 0)
        {
            document.location=Sel.ad.options[Sel.ad.selectedIndex].value
        }
    }
</SCRIPT>

<div>
    <form>
        <select name="ad" onchange="salta(this.form)">
            <option selected>Artículos:
            <option value=“articulo1.html”>ejemplo 1
            <option value="articulo2.html”>Ejemplo 2
        </select>
    </form>
</div>

What I want is to have a file somewhere that is easily updatable. If I am adding articles to my dropdown, and now I already have 8 articles, every time I put a new file, I am forced to open the 8 articles, which are 8 different html files. When I'm 25 it's going to be a hassle to open them all one by one. I think the best has to be an html or javascript file where my editable menu is.

A client with a website that has a home page that is a fullscreen image, asks me to put a gif on it. He has a crocodile that represents a virus and the eyes of this animal open and close. I put an example capture to show what I would like to do. And this gif has to be fixed so that if you visit this website with a mobile screen it does not move, it does not matter if it is hidden.

I want to make a screen with an image and a Download button in the center of it. And I want this screen to look good on both pc and smartphone, but I don't want to use responsive. I want this to be done through a script that detects if the person visiting the web is a smartphone or if it is a PC. And as I always use responsive I don't know how this could be done.
Does anyone have any scripts out there that I can use?

What would interest me the most would be for the visitor to be redirected to one version or another with a small script with very little code. A mobile redirect that takes you where it belongs.

I'm using this nice one gridwith images: Visit the link because that's where all the code I use is, you can also work on the code if necessary right there: ( http://jsfiddle.net/edlea/uZv3n/ ) to show some logos on a website
When I put the links that correspond to the url of each logo, it makes me a line break, placing the logo where I insert the image above and all the others below, instead of keeping the gridestablished one and it does not add the link above, I don't know what do i do wrong
And I have to put the links yes or yes.
I put it like this:

<a href="http://miweb.com"><img src="http://placehold.it/350x150/69D2E7/ffffff"></a>

This code has been provided to me in another question that I have asked. The code does exactly what I want, which is that when I hover over it, it shows me an iframe. But when I put it on my website made with Adobe Muse the code shows errors. I am attaching an image that shows the error below the code that I have been provided.

This code that I copy allows that when putting the mouse over the first image it shows the second one. However, I want to do something that I can't. I would like that when I put the mouse over the image it shows me a box as an iframe, because I have to show a result of that image that is in another tab and it is not an image. Does anyone know how?

I found it on this website: ( http://www.spiceupyourblog.com/2009/10/how-to-make-rollover-mouse-over-image.html#.V0_5qpOLSEK )

Alvaro Montoro's answer is good but the code does what I show in the image, let's see if someone knows how to solve it.

I have a button on a restaurant website, and I would like that when the mouse is over the button, a mini window appears where this appears: ( https://es.theysay.me/ranking/111/ ) I think with an event maybe onmouseover could do it, does anyone know what code would be the best? I need something that is with very little code if possible, because of how I have made the web. Thanks.

I clarify that this website is made in Adobe Muse . So the answer I need is a script or something with little code that I can copy as an html object on top of the image.

I can insert HTML code to the image that I want. In this case the Gastroranking button is an image and I want that small popup to appear when I mouse over it. I don't want it to be clickable or anything, just show the true ranking. Since now the little round button that appears is me putting it there, it doesn't actually show the truth in real time.

I have a game that I want to convert into a webapp for windows. I upload the project to the IntelXDK server and give it Start Builds as Web Application. What downloads me is a zip that, when opened, shows me the files that I have uploaded to the intelXDK server, plus a folder called xdk where there is a file called project-info.json. Several files also appear in the same folder where my files are. html files. Some are xml, others are xdk or xdek extension. I want to see an executable, (exe) a single file, like when we make an android app that generates an installable apk. What I can do?

How can I generate a exepara windowsfrom a web or from one url(www.unaweb.com) or from a folder with a web htmlinside. I do it with mac, but windowsI don't know how to do it.