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Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe External CSS Tutorial
We want to extend the functionality of yesterday’s Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe CSS Stylesheet Tutorial so that where we left off yesterday with … allow a child HTML iframe webpage calling a particular external Javascript file … still keep_parent_background.js … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, argument, background, background image, camera, CSS, external Javascript, file, game, games, getBoundingClientRect, GIMP, Google, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhone, Javascript, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, media, nostalgia, onerror, onload, opacity, overlay, PaintBrush, photograph, photography, Photos app, Preview, programming, search engine, setTimeout, stylesheet, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe CSS Stylesheet Tutorial
Yesterday’s Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe CSS Style Tutorial, as shown below, set out with the modest aim … allow a child HTML iframe webpage calling a particular external Javascript file … still keep_parent_background.js extending on yesterday’s Nostalgia Game External … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, argument, background, background image, camera, CSS, external Javascript, game, games, getBoundingClientRect, GIMP, Google, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhoen, Javascript, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, media, nostalgia, opacity, overlay, PaintBrush, photograph, photography, Photos app, Preview, programming, search engine, setTimeout, stylesheet, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe CSS Style Tutorial
We’re keen on doing CSS styling in amongst the HTML via style= parameter settings (sometimes termed “inline CSS”). Please don’t think that this approach is as popular as creating stylesheets and external CSS file maintainance. And believe me, I understand … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, argument, background, background image, camera, CSS, external Javascript, game, games, getBoundingClientRect, GIMP, Google, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhoen, Javascript, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, media, nostalgia, opacity, overlay, PaintBrush, photograph, photography, Photos app, Preview, programming, search engine, setTimeout, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Google and Mac OS X Date and Time Troubleshooting Tutorial
The true art of troubleshooting, in I.T. software or hardware or networking, is to live “in the moment”, and be mindful. All buzzwords these days, but worth noting. But it is true, and often when you eventually do nut out … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, configuration, date, error, error handling, Google, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, mindfulness, search engine, ssl, time, troubleshoot, troubleshooting, tutorial, web, web browser, Yahoo
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SSL Friendly Web Application URLs Primer Tutorial
Within your web applications you are called upon for many many situations to construct URLs to navigate to places on the net or access webpages, or image files or media files stored on web servers on the net. You have … Continue reading →
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PHP Content Type Iframe Synchronize Tutorial
Today, again, we drill deeper into the scenario 3 of PHP Content Type Primer Tutorial as shown way below, two days ago. Today we put in functionality to place your URLs, the “s” of which was inspired by the work … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, animation, content type, cross-browser, cross-platform, HTML, IFRAME, image, media, mime, mime type, overlay, PHP, programming, slideshow, synchronize, tutorial, url, web browser
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PHP Content Type Iframe Overlay Tutorial
Today we drill deeper into the scenario 3 of yesterday’s PHP Content Type Primer Tutorial as shown below. In the process we discover another concept for the “overlay” ideas we present at this blog. It is not that we haven’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, animation, content type, HTML, IFRAME, image, media, mime, mime type, overlay, PHP, programming, slideshow, synchronize, tutorial, url, web browser
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PHP Content Type Primer Tutorial
Today we want to start a discussion on a big topic in web programming, the webpage content type (or mime type). The normal association of webpages is with the … text/html … mime type. Server side languages such as PHP … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, content type, HTML, IFRAME, mime, mime type, PHP, programming, tutorial, url, web browser
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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?