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PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Tutorial

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Yesterday’s PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Outputs Tutorial was a tilt back to getting the “hard working duck” PHP child process more user friendly, and don’t know if the PHP’s newfound … “parent” “body” (or other) element background image … Continue reading →

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Multiple Class Slideshow Details Tutorial

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Just as with Very Versus Too Game Primer Tutorial, today, with our changes to functionality onto yesterday’s Multiple Class Slideshow Primer Tutorial we have the scenario of both of our favourite web design “concepts” here at this blog, namely … … Continue reading →

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Multiple Class Slideshow Primer Tutorial

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The benefits of multiple class HTML element definitions came to the fore when we presented CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Sharing Tutorial and today we find a … slideshow … meets … animated GIF … “presentation” way as our theme … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Sharing Tutorial

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There are some familiar “items” with today’s additional functionality to yesterday’s CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Tutorial … and some other matters we encourage you to consider, the primary one of these being … the benefits of multiple class HTML … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Tutorial

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The recent CSS3 Transition Game Tutorial had us examining CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification “Transitions” as tools for animation styling. Today we … apply such “transition” thinking to the animation of HTML button elements (as inspired by https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_buttons_animate1 thanks) … … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Transition Game Tutorial

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Yesterday’s CSS3 Transition Primer Tutorial started us thinking about CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification “Transitions”, and there, we intimated that they could be used to serve up to the web application user simple animation functionality. Today, we go a bit … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Transition Primer Tutorial

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The CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification introduced “Transitions” to CSS styling of web pages. A CSS3 “transition” … CSS3 transitions allows you to change property values smoothly (from one value to another), over a given duration. Today, we use the … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Animations Below the Fold Asynchronous Tutorial

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Yesterday’s CSS3 Animations Below the Fold Tutorial got us talking about “below the fold” and that concept’s natural “partner”, to our mind, is talk of “asynchronous” processing. These two ideas are very powerful. If you can be arranging your webpages … Continue reading →

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