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Flex Box CSS Primer Tutorial
To use percentage (%) units in CSS in a web application can be a conduit towards Responsive Web Design goals you have. But have you considered the “Flex Box” as another approach? CSS3 flexible Box, or flexbox is a new … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, div, flex, flex box, percentage, programming, proof of concept, responsive, responsive design, style, styling, table, tutorial
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CSS Display Inline-Block Contenteditable Tutorial
Yesterday’s CSS Display Inline-Block Primer Tutorial got us curious about other CSS “*” selector thoughts, and there is no way we’ll think of all the possibilities, so why not open it up to the user to control? We’ve discussed before … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged block, button, contenteditable, CSS, display, HTML, inline, inline-block, Javascript, onclick, ondblclick, programming, proof oif concept, tutoroal
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CSS Display Inline-Block Primer Tutorial
The CSS property “display” is enormously useful for us here at RJM programming. The way we most commonly use it is in the form (for element ID=eleid) … <style> #eleid { display: none; } </style> … to make element “eleid” … Continue reading
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Tagged block, CSS, display, HTML, inline, inline-block, Javascript, programming, proof oif concept, tutoroal
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AppML Acronyms Hierarchy Tutorial
Yesterday’s AppML Acronyms Tutorial works in an HTML table by appml-repeating table cell content elements via an array. What happens if your JSON contains arrays within arrays, like our Acronym data’s “vars” members … [{“sf”: “BHP”, “lfs”: [{“lf”: “benign prostatic … Continue reading
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Tagged acronym, Ajax, appml, array, CSS, data table, framework, hashtag, hierarchy, HTML, Javascript object, JSON, object, PHP, programming, substitute, token, tutorial, Wikipedia, XML
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AppML Acronyms Tutorial
After yesterday’s AppML Primer Tutorial we went looking for an apt inhouse web application that allows an interface to these new AppML framework concepts. Do you remember Acronyms Lookup Wikipedia Tutorial? We first thought we’d be working in the client … Continue reading
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Tagged acronym, Ajax, appml, CSS, framework, HTML, Javascript object, JSON, object, PHP, programming, substitute, token, tutorial, XML
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AppML Primer Tutorial
There are hundreds and perhaps thousands of Framework type applications out there that create HTML output. Some set to a Framework the handling of data, and today we’re trying out one called AppML where we are going to use the … Continue reading
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Tagged appml, CSS, framework, HTML, JSON, programming, substitute, token, tutorial, XML
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ComboMeter Primer Tutorial
We wanted to build on the methodologies of the recent ComboBox Primer Tutorial as a basis for an HTML inhouse “combo” element combining … div contenteditable=true … nesting a … meter element … because we think adding keyboard functionality to … Continue reading
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Tagged contenteditable, dic, external Javascript, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, meter, number, onclick, programming, readout, tutorial
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ComboBox Sort Tutorial
All around the Internet, where there is tabular data presented, users instinctively look to that table’s header row and the column header cells (often “th” elements) to find ways to sort the data of the associated column’s rows, or in … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, cell, class, column, combobox, contenteditable, control, data attributes, defer, div, document.referrer, dropdown, form, GUI, header, HTML, HTML Global Attributes, innerHTML, multiple, Object Oriented Programming, onchange, onkeypress, OOP, PHP, programming, proof of concept, row, select, sort, submit, System.Window.Forms, table, textbox, th, tutorial, VB.Net, Wikipedia, XML
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