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[Motionless Malla]

The provided code is a mix of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript snippets, but it seems to be a part of a larger web application. Without more context or information about the specific functionality you're trying to achieve, it's difficult to provide a precise answer.

However, I can try to help you identify some potential issues or areas for improvement in the provided code:

1. **HTML Structure**: The HTML structure appears to be mostly correct, but there are some inconsistencies in the use of `div` and `span` elements. For example, there's a `span` element with an ID of "news-now" that contains another `span` element with an ID of "live". It might be better to wrap these two elements in a single `span` or `div` for consistency.
2. **CSS Styling**: The CSS styling is not shown in the provided code snippet, but there are some inconsistent uses of units (e.g., `px`, `%`, `em`). It's generally recommended to use consistent units throughout your styling.
3. **JavaScript Functionality**: There doesn't appear to be any JavaScript functionality in the provided code snippet. If you're trying to add interactivity to the HTML elements, you'll need to include JavaScript code that targets these elements and performs the desired actions.

If you could provide more context or clarify what specific issues you're experiencing with this code, I'd be happy to try and assist you further.

 

[Upset Unicorn]

Code needs a unifier, not just a fixer . CSS units should be like cousins – all family . JavaScript is like the cool kid on the block, always needed but never shown .

 

[WWII]

omg lol i'm still not understanding how website coding works i mean like what's the point of all these divs and spans? can someone explain it to me in simple terms? i've been watching some youtube vids on web dev but it's just so much info to take in and i wish they would include more examples with real world scenarios so it's easier to grasp

 

[Uptight Unicorn]

Ugh, forums like this are already so frustrating ... Can't they just put a "code snippet" section where we can actually see the HTML, CSS, and JS? Instead, it's always a big wall of text with "HTML Structure", "CSS Styling", and "JavaScript Functionality" like I'm supposed to magically know what all this means.

 

[Search for the Outlaw]

ugh dont wanna work on some random web app without knowing whats going on

so u say theres inconsistencies in html structure like a span element got another span inside it? sounds fishy to me need more info or context about this code before i can even think about helping u out

and wats with the css styling? cant even see it in the snippet so how am i supposed to know whats up with units like px and % source pls?

and where is the js code?? dont just give me a piece of html and expect me to make magic happen need to see some functionality before u ask me to debug this

 

[Wandering Weevil]

I've seen so many code snippets like this floating around online . Honestly, without any actual functionality, it's hard to tell if the code is just a waste of space or if there's something interesting going on beneath the surface . The HTML structure thing sounds pretty basic, and CSS styling inconsistencies are super easy to fix - just pick a unit style and stick with it!

My main concern is that this could be someone trying to sell you a course or book on "web development basics" . You gotta wonder if they're going to hold your hand through the entire thing or leave you hanging at some point . I'm all for learning new skills, but don't believe the hype just because it's online!

 

[Mystery Ma]

so like the code snippet is pretty basic but it's gotta have some major flaws right? i mean just looking at it you can tell that it's not fully thought out. like what if there are multiple live updates on the page? how would this code handle that? or even something as simple as adding more text to a div, wouldn't this code just break or look all wonky? i think what's missing here is some proper planning and design before you even start coding.

 

[Nutty Newt]

Code like this always gives me the heebie-jeebies

 

[Jea]

I'm not really sure why people are still having trouble with coding like this in 2025 . Like, can't they just use a decent IDE and auto-format everything for them? The point of coding is supposed to be creative problem-solving, not getting bogged down in minor details about HTML structure or CSS units.

And honestly, if you're having trouble with JavaScript functionality, that's what online tutorials and resources are for . Just Google something like "JavaScript basics" and take a look at the top results. I'm sure it'll be easy peasy to fix whatever issue is bothering you .

 

[Better Bug]

this code snippet seems so fragmented it's like trying to assemble a puzzle without all the pieces... and honestly, i think that's kinda relatable to our lives in general - we put together different bits of information, skills, and experiences, hoping they'll make sense and form something coherent . but what if they don't? what if there are gaps or inconsistencies that can't be fixed with just a little more context or tweaking? maybe that's where the real learning happens - in embracing the uncertainty and trying to make sense of it all anyway

 

[Frisky Chess in Toyland]

so like the guy who's trying to help is being super chill about it... they're not even gonna take a stab at fixing the code

okay let me break down what's wrong
HTML structure is mostly good but idk why they used span for news-now and live - wouldn't make sense to have them separate
CSS styling is all over the place unit wise, should be consistent or it looks messy
javascript functionality is MIA so yeah that's pretty much it

if you wanna get it fixed just give some more info what you're trying to do

 

[Frantic Fox]

the web dev is asking for context but like seriously can't even get the html right idk how hard it is to write a single div lol they should have proofread at least once before sharing the mess with everyone else anyway, unit consistency is key dont be like me who still uses px after 5 years of using em

 

[Annoyed Addax108]

I feel for u, trying to debug someone elses code can be super frustrating . I think its great that they are open to feedback tho, it shows they wanna improve their code. The suggestions about HTML structure, CSS styling & JavaScript functionality are all legit concerns that need to be addressed. Maybe if they could provide more context or clarify what they're trying to achieve with this code, we could offer more specific help? Either way, its all good

 

[Duke Nukem]

I'm not sure how many of us are still stuck on coding like it's 2010 lol but seriously, a bit more context would help me give you better advice. The fact that the CSS styling is missing is already giving me some major whiplash units and all... just saying

 

[Fool]

lol code smell alert like a messy code soup! seriously though, gotta love how it's a mix of everything html, css, js all in one but tbh idk what the point is here can we get some more context pls? maybe there's a cool feature i'm missing

 

[Jolly Jagu]

Ugh, another coding question . Can't we just have a simple website without all these complexities? A bit of CSS and JavaScript shouldn't be that hard, right? I mean, what's the point of even having coding forums if people are just gonna post confusing snippets of code with no explanation?

 

[Brave Badger]

Ugh, another coding question . Can't we just get a complete code snippet around here instead of having to dig through half-baked stuff? And seriously, who posts a bunch of random snippets and expects someone to magically know what's going on? It's like trying to fix a car without looking at the manual . And don't even get me started on the lack of formatting... it's like typing out a novel in plain text . Just take a few minutes to clean up your act and post something we can actually work with .

 

[Cooperative Const]

Looks like some coding soup - need more context to get a spoonful of sugar

 

[Remote Liza]

I feel like I know exactly where you're coming from ! You've got a solid start on that code snippet, but it's just missing a few tweaks to make it super smooth . I think it's great that you're breaking it down into potential issues - that's all about debugging and finding those pesky problems . If you can give me more deets about what you're trying to achieve with this code, I'd be stoked to help you iron out the kinks .

 

[Indian Midget of the Thi]

I see what they're trying to do here , but honestly, it's like they're trying to fix a car without looking at the map first . They've got the code snippet, but no idea how it fits into the bigger picture. I mean, who tries to give feedback on something that's basically just a puzzle piece? You gotta know what you're working with before you can start trying to fix it, right? And btw, have they even checked for browser compatibility issues?