Category Archives: Tutorials

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AppML Primer Tutorial

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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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Javascript Oninvalid Pattern setCustomValidity Event Form Validations Tutorial

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In most of our mathematical educations, the odds are we won’t ever have to prove anything major mathematically, rather we just learn what has already been proved. But a lot of us envisage proving something mathematically as we trot off … Continue reading →

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HTML Form Onsubmit Event Appending Tutorial

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There’s a “proof of concept” web application we’re interested in, with this recent focus on HTML form validation. That validation, on the client side, relies on a form “onsubmit” event. Our question is … Can the “onsubmit” event logic be … Continue reading →

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Javascript Oninvalid Event Form Validation Pattern setCustomValidity Tutorial

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To improve on yesterday’s HTML Oninvalid Event Form Validation Pattern setCustomValidity Tutorial we immediately thought “genericization”. And one approach to “force the hand”, so to speak, regarding genericization is to … take the original HTML (including inhouse Javascript and inhouse … Continue reading →

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HTML Oninvalid Event Form Validation Pattern setCustomValidity Tutorial

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The recent HTML Oninvalid Event Form Validation Primer Tutorial taught us that … in the client (ie. HTML and Javascript and CSS) side of the web application wooooorrrrrlllllddd it is best to involve a form … as much as anything … Continue reading →

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CSS Countdown Table Tutorial

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What the user is lacking working the web application of yesterday’s CSS Countdown Emoji Tutorial is a … means by which to spread horizontally … to supplement the pre-existant … means by which to spread vertically With pre-existant div elements … Continue reading →

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CSS Countdown Emoji Tutorial

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A synopsis of the CSS highlights of the web application of yesterday’s CSS Countdown Reveal Tutorial are, so far … counter-increment counter-reset var (as in content: var(–tooltip-string);) … and today’s addition is … attr (as in content: attr(data-cnt);) … that … Continue reading →

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CSS Countdown Reveal Tutorial

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To improve on yesterday’s CSS Countdown Primer Tutorial we thought it would be good to give the user a chance to see as much above the fold as possible, and then “reveal” the larger images via details/summary element combinations. We … Continue reading →

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