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WordPress Recent Posts Widget Caching Issues Tutorial
The WordPress blog you are reading, with the TwentyTen theme, has a useful “widget” (contained unit of functionality on the webpage that WordPress knows about) called “Recent Posts”, which we’ve had a lot of fun over the years, working with, … Continue reading →
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CSS Outline and Border via Javascript jQuery Tutorial
There is more to the “Border Story” than presented back in May, 2015 when we presented Javascript jQuery More Filtering Tutorial, albeit, this tutorial was more a tutorial about Javascript jQuery filtering. We feel we need a makeover, allowing a … Continue reading →
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Tagged border, colour, CSS, global, global variable, HTML, Javascript, jQuery, outline, programming, style, tutorial, width
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Landing Page WordPress Tags Primer Tutorial
We’re hooking into our crontab/curl PHP overnight arrangements regarding Recent Posts to add in … a once a day creation of a web server “tag cloud” HTML file … derived via … WordPress blog widget “Tags” content … that creates … Continue reading →
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WordPress Is Mentioned By Less Recently Modified Tutorial
Supposing you came in here paying scant attention to the Blog Posting Title and its Animated GIF Tutorial picture I’d like to set you the challenge to look at the build up to organizing the use of the theme for … Continue reading →
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Animated GIF Random Slide Order Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Animated GIF Local Browse Tutorial progress for our inhouse animated GIF creator, today we augment the … slide order of animated GIF is as per ordered by the user in the textboxes … with … slide order … Continue reading →
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Animated GIF Local Browse Tutorial
Today we attend to an improvement we could see would be beneficial to the Animated GIF creator functionality of the web application of the recent Animated GIF Watermark Comments Karaoke Tutorial and decided to improve upon the integration talents started … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, annotation, bridge, browse, closed captions, comment, DejaVuSansMono, delay, emoji, file, file API, FileReader, font, hashtag, karaoke, lyrics, making of, PHP, poetry, presentation, procedure, programming, slide, song, text, title, true type font, tutorial, unicode, watermark, YouTube
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Animated GIF Watermark Comments Karaoke Tutorial
Yesterday’s Animated GIF Watermark Comments Personalization Tutorial animated GIF action item had a theme of poetry and … musical theme lyrics … and may remind some people of … karaoke … for singers who only need the words, that is. … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, annotation, bridge, closed captions, comment, DejaVuSansMono, delay, emoji, font, hashtag, John Lennon, karaoke, lyrics, making of, PHP, poetry, presentation, procedure, programming, slide, song, text, title, true type font, tutorial, unicode, watermark, YouTube
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Animated GIF Audio or Video Foreground Tutorial
Three topics of our interest come together today, those being … animated GIF creation via image slides URL or data-URI (result of local browsing) … synchronizing media (a totally harder ballgame on mobile platforms, but possible for non-mobile Animated GIF … Continue reading →