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Mobile Onmouseover Event Alternative Tutorial
Yesterday’s Smooth Spinner Game Tutorial … Yes, non-mobile players will score better than mobile device players, because of the existence of an onmouseover (ie. hover) event. This same lament for mobile devices is a similar lament regarding a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, button, cell, div, dropdown, event, game, games, global variable, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, mathematics, maths, mobile, onclick, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, ontouchend, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, option, programming, select, table, tutorial, user, variable
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Smooth Spinner Game Tutorial
Adding onto the recent Onmouseover and Onmouseout Event Monitoring Tutorial … Simple Maths Timer Game Onmouseover and Onmouseout Monitor … we add, today, a new … Smooth Spinner Game … test of a user’s control, nerve and patience, where they … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, button, cell, div, dropdown, event, game, games, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, mathematics, maths, onclick, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, option, programming, select, table, tutorial, user
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Onmouseover and Onmouseout Event Monitoring Tutorial
Perhaps you were reading yesterday’s Maths Ouija Board Quiz Primer Tutorial and wondering “what gives with the ‘mo_me_rt_t.htm’ name of the web application”? Well, the original inspiration at “Moving the mouse: mouseover/out, mouseenter/leave”, thanks, was for an Onmouseover and Onmouseout … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, button, cell, div, event, game, games, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, mathematics, maths, onclick, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, programming, table, tutorial
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Screen Corner Horizontal and Vertical Text Position Tutorial
It’s an interesting conundrum in our minds that as soon as we get satisfaction from the construction of a web application whose webpage activities fill up the screen, as with Screen Corner Horizontal and Vertical Text Content Tutorial, we then … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, CMS, Content Management System, contenteditable, CSS, div, fixed, flex, height, horizontal, HTML, IFRAME, overflow, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, screen, scroll, scrolling, text, tutorial, vertical, width, writing-mode
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Screen Corner Horizontal and Vertical Text Content Tutorial
Yesterday’s Screen Corner Horizontal and Vertical Text Primer Tutorial concentrated on a web design for a web application, but today, we turn our attention to … some rudimentary ideas regarding the content in the middle of the webpage … bounded … Continue reading
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Tagged CMS, Content Management System, contenteditable, CSS, div, flex, height, horizontal, HTML, IFRAME, programming, proof of concept, screen, text, tutorial, vertical, width, writing-mode
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Screen Corner Horizontal and Vertical Text Primer Tutorial
We’ve used the CSS property “display: flex;” before when we presented CSS3 Flexbox Table Tutorial. When used “well”, and we say “well” because it takes a bit of practice to work with it, this CSS property can be used to … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, div, flex, height, horizontal, HTML, IFRAME, programming, proof of concept, screen, text, tutorial, vertical, width, writing-mode
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WordPress Blog TwentyTen Theme Glow Tutorial
And so we come to (W3School’s glowing text inspired) “glow” ideas regarding this WordPress blog, adding onto yesterday’s Flowchart and Venn Diagram Glow Tutorial blog posting thread of “glow” functionality. Today we show you this WordPress blog TwentyTen theme’s stylesheet … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, border-radius, box shadow, circle, CSS, div, DOM, flowchart, glow, highlight, HTML, Javascript, post, posting, programming, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Venn diagram, Wordpress
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