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Your double variable assignment is pointless and just litters the codebase. You already have the POST array, just use it. Also, the code could use some validation.1 point
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Modern search engines don't care as long as the URLs can uniquely identify the content they show.1 point
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The question is do you want your entire website to be completely broken if you have a database issue? I mean, not even able to render an error page? Basic configurations are typically done in files because they're far more reliable, not to mention easier to modify and faster to read. Is there a particular reason you'd like to do a database instead?1 point
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Perhaps transform: rotate() will do what you need. More information can be found here: https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/t/transform/#aa-rotate1 point
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The width and height of the canvas are different from the width and height of the canvas element. What you've done is resize the element, however it will remain at its default drawable dimensions of 300x150. If you want to resize the canvas itself then you need to update its .width and .height. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/canvas1 point
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You have to wait until a document element is loaded in the DOM before you can use it or interact with it. Look into window.onload.1 point
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The picture you attached is too difficult to see but it sounds like you could use a rotation transform0 points
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