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Keyboard Shortcuts for Bluetooth on macOS Tutorial
What is macOS Spotlight? … Spotlight is macOS’s built-in, system-wide search engine. Activated by pressing Command + Spacebar, it lets you instantly find files, launch apps, perform math calculations, convert currency, check weather, and run quick system commands without leaving … Continue reading →
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Tagged arrow, bluetooth, bluetooth file exchange, bluetooth mouse, connection, desktop, hardware, key, keyboard, keyboard shortcut, lead, logitech, m720 triathlon, MacBook Air, macOS, masos, mouse, pair, pairing, plug and play, return, shortcut, spotlight, tutorial, USB
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Journal Emoji Tutorial
Today, it’s a mix of … styling … <?php echo ” <style> * { border-radius: 8px; margin: 5 5 5 5; } button { color: blue; } input[type=\”submit\”] { color: blue; } hr { background-color: red; height: 1px; border: 0; … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, association, base64, bredcrumb, button, content, contenteditable, CSS, data uri, div, dropdown, edit, editing, email, embed, emoji, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, flex, hardcode, hardcoded, hashtag, hashtagging, IFRAME, ink, journal, key, link, localStorage, mailto, media, navigation, nested, onblur, overlay, PHP, position, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, scroll, scrolling, security, serverside, SMS, Spotify, style, styling, SVG, svg+xml, text, textarea, tutoriial, update, url, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage, word, YouTube
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Journal Hashtag Tutorial
If you look at the data for the Journals created and maintained by our new inhouse web application talked about at yesterday’s Journal Associations Tutorial you can see … the user entered text data is stored in a web server … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, association, bredcrumb, button, content, contenteditable, CSS, data uri, div, dropdown, edit, editing, email, embed, emoji, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, flex, hardcode, hardcoded, hashtag, hashtagging, IFRAME, ink, journal, key, link, localStorage, mailto, media, navigation, nested, onblur, overlay, PHP, position, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, scroll, scrolling, security, serverside, SMS, Spotify, style, styling, text, textarea, tutoriial, update, url, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage, word, YouTube
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Journal Associations Tutorial
Yesterday’s Journal Editing Tutorial had us interested in … contenteditable=true … usage, which begs the question … Do you ever need to get interested in … contenteditable=false ? Yes, we’ve had interest a couple of times now. It happens, at … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, association, bredcrumb, button, content, contenteditable, CSS, div, dropdown, edit, editing, email, emoji, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, flex, hardcode, hardcoded, ink, journal, key, link, localStorage, mailto, navigation, nested, onblur, overlay, PHP, position, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, scroll, scrolling, security, serverside, SMS, Spotify, style, styling, text, textarea, tutoriial, update, url, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage, word, YouTube
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Journal Editing Tutorial
You may think, further to testerday’s Journal Content Tutorial‘s “consideration list” … format display styling usability navigation … if we were to add to that “consideration list” … editability … we’d want to reinvoke interest in our textarea “underlay” to … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, bredcrumb, button, content, contenteditable, CSS, div, dropdown, edit, editing, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, flex, journal, key, localStorage, navigation, nested, onblur, overlay, PHP, position, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, scroll, scrolling, security, serverside, style, styling, text, textarea, tutoriial, update, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage
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Journal Content Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Journal Privacy Tutorial we’re up to issues with “content” that involve … format display styling usability navigation … a lot of which do not suit yesterday’s content’s textarea format nearly as much as today’s overlaying nested div … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, bredcrumb, button, content, CSS, div, dropdown, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, flex, journal, key, localStorage, navigation, nested, overlay, PHP, position, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, scroll, scrolling, security, serverside, style, styling, text, textarea, tutoriial, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage
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Journal Privacy Tutorial
We’ve managed to almost keep up the brevity … regarding blog posting titles, that is given a character here or there?! Drilling down on the changed word, to “Privacy”, further to yesterday’s Journal Primer Tutorial more loose privacy, what are … Continue reading →
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Tagged content, encrypt, encryption, file, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, first draft, flat file, journal, key, localStorage, PHP, primer, privacy, programming, proof of concept, security, serverside, tutoriial, web browser address bar, web inspector, web server, window.localStorage
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Canvas Drag and Drop Positively Practical Tutorial
We all know “there’s practical” and “there’s practical”, and with yesterday’s Canvas Drag and Drop Positively Robust Tutorial all the new Drag and Drop functionality is getting there, but what if … user starts scribbling on the canvas … allow … Continue reading →
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Tagged access key, animated gif, animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, click, collaboration, communication, data uri, data url, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, emailee, emoji, emoji button, event, file, graphics, GUI, hashtag, hashtagging, hotkey, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, key, keyboard, keydown, link, mailto, media, media file, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, onkeydown, onload, output, popup, popup window, presentation, programming, prompt, proof of concept, recipient, share, sharing, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?