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Body Cavities Game Primer Tutorial
Piano playing and Anatomy … what do they have in common? Hopefully not that “anatomy leaves you feeling flat” (boom, boom). Or “playing the piano is simply organsmic”. No, for us, it is that we are using the same “online” … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged anatomy, area, CSS, event, HTML, Javascript, map, mobilefish, onclick, onload, programming, stop press, tutorial
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English Articles in Grammar Game Primer Tutorial
It can be quite interesting when programming what web applications make “good bedfellows”. By that I mean, it is not always that one web application can give another web application a huge “leg up” in terms of its workings … … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Software, Tutorials
Tagged array, cloze, context, CSS, delimiter, English, ESL, grammar, HTML, Javascript, noun, programming, sentence, tutorial, word
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Microphone Recording Audio Primer Tutorial
The blog posting Webcam Mobile Tutorial set us up for using navigator.getUserMedia and on that occasion we used it mainly in conjunction with a device webcam and web application video element along with a web application canvas element, this all … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, capture, download, getUserMedia, media, microphone, programming, recording, tutorial, voice memo
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HTML Nested Centering via Multiple Select Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML Nested Centering via CSS and Javascript DOM Tutorial “started us” (we think we’ll need time to refine setTimeout delays by letting the usage be tested over time over more non-mobile web browsers to see what happens here) down … Continue reading
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Tagged align, alignment, center, colour, CSS, div, DOM, element, getComputedStyle, HTML, inheritance, inline CSS, Javascript, multiple, nested, position, programming, rainbow, span, styling, table, tutorial, vertical-align, window.getComputedStyle
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HTML Nested Centering via CSS and Javascript DOM Tutorial
Today we’re adding to the “looks good” but “doesn’t do much” web application emanating from HTML Nested Centering via CSS Primer Tutorial by adding Javascript DOM into the mix. Without scripting such as Javascript (and using the Document Object Model … Continue reading
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Tagged align, alignment, center, colour, CSS, div, DOM, element, getComputedStyle, HTML, inheritance, inline CSS, Javascript, nested, position, programming, rainbow, span, styling, table, tutorial, vertical-align, window.getComputedStyle
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HTML Nested Centering via CSS Primer Tutorial
We’ve talked before about why with our HTML webpage design we so often turn to the HTML table element when it comes to “precision” alignment requirements. We find the HTML table element “gels” well with what we grew up to … Continue reading
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Tagged align, alignment, center, CSS, div, element, HTML, inheritance, inline CSS, nested, position, programming, rainbow, span, styling, table, tutorial, vertical-align
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