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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Voiceover Tutorial
We wanted to come at the recent Reminders web application of the recent Dynamic Timer Web Browser Reminder Media Tutorial for a few “improvement angles” in the changed HTML/Javascript/CSS stparam.html live run link today … add “abscissa” logic to the … Continue reading
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Reminder Media Tutorial
An “onions ofthe 4th dimension” improvement to yesterday’s Dynamic Timer Web Browser Reminder Standing Order Date Tutorial could be … make the content of the reminders a more functional and useful consideration … by … as well as text/html content … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, alert, audio, autoplay, blur, browse, browsing, child, countdown, CSS, date, datetime, Did you know, dynamic, file API, focus, glow, HTML, image, interval, Javascript, localStorage, media, mime type, onblue, onfocus, onion, onions, onload, order, parent, popup, programming, prompt, seconds, setInterval, setTimeout, standing order, timer, video
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PDF Animations Revealed Tutorial
Yesterday’s PDF Animation Primer Tutorial flagged two improvements as per … the awkwardness of an iframe click to stop/start (PDF) animation … and … the way this works with only the first browsed for input PDF file … and yes, … Continue reading
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PDF Animation Primer Tutorial
The underlying web application of Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Rotation Tutorial uses the great ImageMagick to convert from PDF to an Animated GIF. There’s an idea we want to see through, though, for an inhouse PDF Animation idea, starting with … 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?