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Is it possible to change the color of the dot above the i in CSS?
I'm making a logo for a website. And I need to change the color of the dot above the i to a different color. Is it possible to do this with CSS?
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The very first step is performed without any index at all, and also with file sorting.
Add an update_id index to bases and see what happens. In theory, this should improve things, but query optimization is half theory and half trial and error.
If this does not help, then, in a good way, you need to break your query into several simple ones and perform aggregation and calculations in the code, this is often more optimal than one giant query.
Колбаса из WHERE x IN(.....)
жесть.
Вообще, сложные и намудреные запросы нельзя писать сразу целиком. Сделайте простой запрос с JOINом, гляньте какие индексы используются, потом добавьте условия WHERE, затем группировку, сортировку. На каждом этапе при добавлении условий легче будет отследить - "стало лучше или хуже" в плане использования индексов.
The logo on the site must be a picture! For one simple reason, if someone wants your logo, they simply won't be able to take it.
write instead of "i" "l" (large "I") in a smaller font and add a dot as an absolute
In general, depending on what goal is pursued to display the logo in a font - if purely based on the fact that a cool and simple logo was created based on the game of the font, perhaps the best solution would be to make it in svg - if the logo is really not complex, then in svg it can be read kb, 1-2, or even bytes. Well, i.e. like vector icon. In addition, depending on the desires, you can pervert c svg as your heart desires.
ps. by the way, not very long ago, I also played i with a dot.
https://codepen.io/lagudal/pen/aPgWbw
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