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Category Archives: Animation
Animation is the rapid display of a sequence of images to create an illusion of movement. ( Wikipedia )
Animated GIF Creator GD Transformations Interfacing Tutorial
The PHP GD image library is so much more useful than for the “filters” interfaced to with yesterday’s Animated GIF Creator GD Filter Interfacing Tutorial. Under an “umbrella term” transformations, today we add interfacing to GD functionality … Crop DefaultCrop … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual size, affine, application, batch, brew, camera, command line, conversion, convert, copy, crop, desktop, email, EXIF, file, file size, fill, filter, flip, flop, GD, Homebrew, image, image editor, ImageMagick, install, integrate, integrating, interface, interfacing, iOS, iPad, iPhone, jpeg, macOS, Mail, medium, merge, photos, Png, quality, rotate, rotation, scale, screenshot, share, sharing, shear, size, small, Terminal, transformation, tutorial, vignette
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Animated GIF Creator GD Filter Interfacing Tutorial
We are into image modification on the way to creating “compiled” animated GIF images, at the moment. Yesterday’s Animated GIF Creator ImageMagick Interfacing Tutorial got us interfacing (or integrating) … ImageMagick batch processing “mogrify” ideas … and, today, it is … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual size, affine, application, batch, brew, camera, command line, conversion, convert, desktop, email, EXIF, file, file size, filter, flip, flop, GD, Homebrew, image, image editor, ImageMagick, install, integrate, integrating, interface, interfacing, iOS, iPad, iPhone, jpeg, macOS, Mail, medium, photos, Png, quality, screenshot, share, sharing, shear, size, small, Terminal, transformation, tutorial, vignette
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Animated GIF Creator ImageMagick Interfacing Tutorial
Yes, you guessed it! On top of yesterday’s ImageMagick Vignette Primer Tutorial, today we want to interface the ImageMagick batch processing “mogrify” ideas into our changed tutorial_to_animated_gif.php inhouse Animated GIF Creator PHP web application. “Interfacing” (or integrating) into code often … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual size, affine, application, batch, brew, camera, command line, conversion, convert, desktop, email, EXIF, file, file size, flip, flop, Homebrew, image, image editor, ImageMagick, install, integrate, integrating, interface, interfacing, iOS, iPad, iPhone, jpeg, macOS, Mail, medium, photos, Png, quality, screenshot, share, sharing, shear, size, small, Terminal, transformation, tutorial, vignette
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Prime Numbers Fractional Sharing Tutorial
Is the Prime Numbers via Fractional Display web application of yesterday’s Prime Numbers Fractional Favicon Canvas Tutorial generic enough to consider giving it more scope for sharing and collaboration? We think so, and if you do too, you might want … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animation, canvas, collaboration, composite, display, DOM, email, even, favicon, FormData, fraction, GIMP, HTML, icon, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, mathematics, odd, onload, prime, prime number, programming, share, sharing, SMS, sub, sup, table, toDataURL, tutorial, twin, width
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Prime Numbers Fractional Favicon Canvas Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Prime Numbers Fractional Favicon Tutorial … What’s the HTML5 canvas element got to do with web browser tab icon “favicon” graphic content? Well, as per the excellent advice ideas on this webpage, thanks, we can use the … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, canvas, composite, display, DOM, even, favicon, fraction, GIMP, HTML, icon, IFRAME, Javascript, mathematics, odd, onload, prime, prime number, programming, sub, sup, table, toDataURL, tutorial, twin, width
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Prime Numbers Fractional Favicon Tutorial
So what’s the “favicon” in today’s blog posting title? If none the wiser, what about the (pretty much standalone Javascript) code below? var rldone=”; function arsthen() { if (document.getElementById(‘myicon’)) { document.getElementById(‘myicon’).href=’/favicon’ + rldone + ‘.ico’; if (rldone == ”) { … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, composite, display, DOM, even, favicon, fraction, GIMP, HTML, icon, IFRAME, Javascript, mathematics, odd, onload, prime, prime number, programming, sub, sup, table, tutorial, twin, width
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Just Javascript Five Hundred Card Game Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Just Javascript Memories SVG Emoji CSS Animation Tutorial, today, we add on … a pared down version of the card game “500” … featuring … no bidding … no Jokers (yet) … left and right bowers (Jack trumps, … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, background, background image, background-position, background-repeat, background-size, bookmarklet, card game, cards, click, colour coding, content, content management, createElement, CSS, CSS3, cursor, data uri, deal, defence, document.createElement, document.querySelectorAll, double click, drag, drag and drop, emoji, event, fallback, filter, focus, game, games, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, localStorage, Mapping, mclick, Memories, navigation, onions, order, popup, preventDefault, programming, prompt, quiz, screenLeft, screenTop, selector, sessionStorage, style, styling, SVG, touch, trick, tutorial, webpage, window.opener
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Just Javascript Memories SVG Emoji CSS Animation Tutorial
There are lots of styles of animation that do not suit a “Just Javascript” (ie. “No Body Definition”) style of web application as for Just Javascript Memories SVG Emoji Background Tutorial‘s work, but there is one left that can really … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, background, background image, background-position, background-repeat, background-size, bookmarklet, card game, cards, click, colour coding, content, content management, createElement, CSS, CSS3, cursor, data uri, defence, document.createElement, document.querySelectorAll, double click, drag, drag and drop, emoji, event, fallback, filter, focus, game, games, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, localStorage, Mapping, mclick, Memories, navigation, onions, order, popup, preventDefault, programming, prompt, quiz, screenLeft, screenTop, selector, sessionStorage, style, styling, SVG, touch, tutorial, webpage, window.opener
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