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Nostalgia Game External Javascript Iframe CSS Inheritance Tutorial

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Yesterday’s aesthetically motivated Nostalgia Game Gimp Tutorial as shown below, got us thinking about … CSS styling child HTML iframe CSS styling background images in webpages background images in child HTML iframe “inheriting” CSS styling … and hope you can … Continue reading →

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Windows Control Panel Desktop Background Regedit Tutorial

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One of the easiest ways to personalize your Windows desktop is to configure your Desktop Background in the Control Panel area of functionality. You can have a desktop background that is like a slideshow where you control the time between … Continue reading →

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Linux crontab Considerations Tutorial

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The crontab functionality in Linux or Unix is just great. It is batch processing, doing things while you are not there. This same crontab strength is also, at times, a source of its weakness … what if something goes wrong … Continue reading →

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Multiple Background Image Primer Tutorial

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The last time we talked about the PHP web application called “Learning Programming” at this blog was with regard to some software integration that linked the “Learning Programming” web and (Android (at Google Play)) mobile application with this Blog web … Continue reading →

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WordPress Recent Post Image Follow Up Tutorial

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A couple of days back (WordPress Recent Post Image Primer Tutorial) we did some functionality work on this WordPress Blog’s Recent Posts menu, and left it more functional for sure and very much “okay” … but is “okay” okay? … … Continue reading →

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