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Category Archives: eLearning
Multipurpose Buttons Content Tutorial
Yesterday’s proof of concept “Multipurpose Buttons” web application of Multipurpose Buttons Primer Tutorial was pretty typical of many “proof of concept”s out there, not rocking the boat with the messy woooooorrrrllllllddd of what a user might enter as the “content” … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged button, content, cross-browser, CSS, data, Did you know, dropdown, event, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, input, Javascript, onclick, onload, programming, proof of concept, style, textarea, tutorial, user, user interaction
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Multipurpose Buttons Primer Tutorial
At this blog we go hard at spruiking the qualities of HTML dropdown (ie. select) elements to do with … the display brevity … as well as … richness of content possibilities … they can infer upon a webpage. At … Continue reading
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Tagged button, CSS, Did you know, dropdown, event, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, input, Javascript, onclick, programming, proof of concept, style, tutorial
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