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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Assembly Sharing Tutorial
This “assembly” work of recent times involves “personalization”, in that what the user selects, and the order they select it in off that “:” dropdown determines the content. To us, that is the recipe for offering some email or SMS … Continue reading →
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Media Grouping Concatenation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Document Root Relative Folder Listing Media Pairing Concatenation Tutorial honed in on … pairs of media and types that at most one of is an image … but today, nuancing that we allow for … some image(s) and pairs, … Continue reading →
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Media Pairing Concatenation Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Document Root Relative Folder Listing Media Pairings Tutorial … audio and video … ffmpeg helps add an audio soundtrack onto a video text and image … textarea element with image background audio and image … audio element with … Continue reading →
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Tagged abstraction, Ajax, animated gif, animation, Apache, assemblies, assembly, asynchronous, caption, captions, cell, command, command line, commentary, concatenate, concatenation, convert, CSS, directory, div, Document Root, dropdown, emoji, event, exec, extensio, file, filename, find, folder, FormData, image, ImageMagick, images, inline, inline-block, line feed, link, Linux, listing, ls, media, mimetype, multiple, onclick, one row, onmouseover, ontouchmove, operating system, overlay, pair, pairings, pandoc, PATH, PDF, PHP, popup, popup window, Powerpoint, presentation, programming, relative, relative URL, report, resize, row, select, shell_exec, slide, slides, slideshow, table, table cell, talent, text, tool, tutorial, url, video, voiceover, web server, word.document
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Ffmpeg Shelling Peas Tutorial
Well, our wish to “shell peas” setting up more ffmpeg media options based on the excellent FFmpeg cheat sheet, thanks, today, had its ups and downs for speed of progress, but, yes, to have a solid “framework” to work within, … Continue reading →
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Dropdown Linear Gradient Tutorial
There were two weakness with the logic in yesterday’s Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Dropdown Hover Swipe Tutorial, we reckon, those being … it is hard to “hover swipe” with no linework to show where one option starts … Continue reading →
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Dropdown Hover Swipe Tutorial
Some users are impatient, we grant you. Maybe some don’t want to wait the whole time of an 8 second “Eat at Joes” rotation. Well, we thought about this, and got an idea to extend yesterday’s Ffmpeg and Pandoc and … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, content, contenteditable, CSS, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, DOM, download, dropdown, emoji, event, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, hover, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, marquee, media, movement, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onmouseout, onmouseover, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, select, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, swipe, swipe left, swipe right, text, text-align, textarea, title, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Dropdown Onhover Marquee Tutorial
The non-mobile platforms have that useful wooooorrrrllllddd, the “onhover wooooorrrrllllddd” (to be precise) that can be a great partner for Javascript Ajax methodologies. This onhover (actually the “onmouseover”) event is also useful whereby as a user hovers over an HTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, content, contenteditable, CSS, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, DOM, download, dropdown, emoji, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, hover, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, marquee, media, movement, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onmouseover, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, select, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, title, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Assembly Complexity Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Document Root Relative Folder Listing Assembly Sharing Tutorial‘s “sidestep for genericity” we’re back to nuances regarding assemblies and the media combinations users may select from that “:” dropdown. When it comes to designing an HTML widget, or … Continue reading →