react-pokemon-quiz VS codesandbox-client

When I look at your #quiz in dev tools it shows the opacity is 1%. Double check that in your code, looking at your css chunk its set to 1%

I doubt someone will take time of their life to set up your code locally, if you want help setup your example code on https://codesandbox.io/ or https://stackblitz.com/ or some other website and put link here.

I came across a problem this week, that I was sure, had a canonical solution (i.e. standard and documented). But no, not that I could find. So yet again a process of reading, searching, testing, trying, talking (on Stack Overflow, with ChatGPT) and resulting notes and even a sandbox (demo).

Online editors offer a simple interface for writing and editing code and time-saving tools like syntax highlighting, line numbering, and auto-completion. Some examples of online web editors include Repl.it, CodePen, and CodeSandbox. In this article, we will cover how to build a web editor with React and the react-monaco-editor package.

You're going to be really constrained in terms of your wish for it to export to an executable. Best bet might be using something like code sandbox (https://codesandbox.io/) and building JavaScript based games.

First, create the iframe dynamically. Add the sandbox attribute to the iframe and serve the content loaded into the iframe from a separate domain (different origin) from moyukapp.com. This prevents any access from inside the iframe to the outside. Note that CodeSandbox also uses an iframe, but Moyuk's settings are much stricter.

You could use an online IDE like https://stackblitz.com/ or https://codesandbox.io/. Be careful about doing employment related work on your work machine, probably fine but some companies monitor usage.

please don't post a screenshot or image of something that is not working or you cannot figure out. None of us here are magicians, although we do like to think so. What is really really really really really really really the ONLY thing that is actually useful to those who are trying to help you, is to setup a repository on github.com , or an example on codepen.io, jsfiddle.net , codesandbox.io , or any of the other plethora of online coding platforms that are completely free to use. You're welcome.

If you actually need group help troubleshooting something this complex, you're probably going to need to build it out in https://codesandbox.io/ or something like that.

Thank you! I was unsure because codesandbox.io's Lint setting highlights this as an error (declaring the component below the place where I use it). But this structure seems fine to me as well!

The new docs have greatly expanded the number of interactive code examples, as well as added new challenges to allow you to practice what you’ve just learned and test your knowledge. There are 600+ new interactive code examples, sandboxes, and demos – all of which can be forked to open in codesandbox.io for bigger, more extensive changes or to be easily adapted for use in your own work. This, along with the addition of more illustrations and diagrams, was done in the hopes of making the React docs more friendly and easy to understand.