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Description
The page under development is located on to this url –
https:/tmt.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com/webpages/range000.html
I want this script to produce the result found on this url –
https:/tmt.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com.
There are three problems to be solved
I will give complete access to the test server for the purposes of the development work.
The associated files are
CSS Style sheet Vendor/custom2.css
Data file /TempFiles/TempCount.txt
The first problem is making the basket quantity appear correctly. If you browse to the master url (https:/tmt.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com) you will see that a white number on ared back ground appears next to the shopping basket. This is how I want the number on the Data file (/TempFiles/tempCount.text) to appear on the development url ( https:/ tmt.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com/ webpages/range000.html)
The second problem is how this shopping basket and the quantity of items is shown on the mobile device and the desk top device. In the CSS style sheets I have tried to use “display:none;” for the span id concerned – but this does not seem to work.
See #span {.mobile-only (display: none;}} in the CSS style sheets under the two @media definitions
The third problem is the size of the search window and the search icon on the mobile device

Fred M.
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Regarding state management in this web application, could you explain how you have been managing the state using HTML, and which programming language you are using alongside HTML for this project? Clarification on this will help me develop a suitable approach for improving the state management and overall functionality.
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Hi Fred,
Would you consider letting a professional, experienced UK developer take over your project and rebuild the website?
I appreciate you've probably put a lot of time/effort into the site yourself but, and I don't mean to be rude, it's poorly designed and poorly built and will never do as good as it could.
If you'd like a professionally built website, I'd strongly recommend investing in a web designer/developer to get this built properly and to have a website that performs like it should.
Please let me know if you'd like me to quote for a rebuild, using an up-to-date system that will deliver and I'll send a proposal for that. I can't work with what you have.
Kind regards,
Matthew