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Google Translate Webpage Translate Tutorial
We really like the way Google Translate can language translate whole webpages for URLs of choice, sometimes. We use it here at this blog, but sometime into the past … we cannot recall (sorrrrrryyyyyyyyy!) … the arrangements of use of … Continue reading
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CSS Overflow-X Code Within Cell Tutorial
Yesterday’s Karaoke YouTube Video Search Event Timing Tutorial blog posting’s presentation (ie. its “look”), at least earlier on today had some of its priorities out of skew. It was a blog post trying to get the reader to examine “the … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, code, CSS, descendant, descendant selector, nest, nesting, overflow, overflow-x, post, posting, programming, selector, style, styling, table cell, tutorial, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog URL Spelling .htaccess Tutorial
Don’t want to get too “royal” here, but … When one deals with Apache web servers one finds oneself getting interested in .htaccess for breakfast, lunch and tea. Yes, for us, getting to know the “.htaccess” wooooorrrrlllddd is a potential … Continue reading
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Tagged .htaccess, Apache, blog, configuration, directory, Document Root, folder, index.php, mod_rewrite, PHP, programming, spelling, tutorial, url, web server, Wordpress
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HTML Marquee and Meter and Input Date Tutorial
If you are designing a web application with … maximum pizazz maximum colour and movement maximal presenting of lots of information fleetingly … then the HTML marquee element, though not popular all over, could be the go for you. Content-wise … Continue reading
WordPress MySql Database Backup Update Tutorial
Did you already know or did research off WordPress MySql Database Backup Tutorial‘s DML link regarding … DML (Data Manipulation Language) with its 4 6-letter “verbs” … SELECT INSERT DELETE UPDATE … the usual SQL statement verbs behind the scenes … Continue reading
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WordPress MySql Database Backup Tutorial
There’s been a lot of water under the bridge since we upgraded to this WordPress blog (TwentyTen theme) you are reading now, through the work described in the thread of blog posting’s headed by WordPress Upgrade Crontab Curl Tutorial. At … Continue reading
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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?