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SVG Network Clock Sun Information Niceties Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s SVG Network Clock Sun Information Tutorial … we hadn’t sought out a way to pause the clock … and today a “better than yesterday’s” select (ie. dropdown) element “onmouseover” and “onmouseout” planned logics arrives with a “of … Continue reading
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SVG Network Clock Sun Information Tutorial
After yesterday’s TimeZone Places Sun Information Tutorial we’re onto … similar aims to yesterday … but with a different … SVG Network Clock web application to apply the code transferrence to Again, a little less than straightforward in that amongst … Continue reading
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TimeZone Places Sun Information Tutorial
As a programmer you hope to recognize code possibilities involving … simplicity modularization tranferrence … if you should get happy, or near to happy, with a small (or large) piece of new functionality you achieve with your work. And if … Continue reading
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Colour Wheel Sun Information Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Colour Wheel Display Niceties Tutorial today we started our work day helping out the same Colour Wheel web application via a note to self … Trouble with circular border black PM and yellow AM regarding a 12 … Continue reading
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Tagged Apache, C++, clock, CSS, exec, file_get_contents, GUI, line brek, MAMP, margin-top, network clock, passthru, PHP, programming, protocol, security, shell_exec, sun, sunrise, sunset, SVG, svg network clock, tutorial, whitespace, X11, Xquartz
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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?