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WordPress Highlight Lookups Plugin Cookies Tutorial

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The recent WordPress Highlight Lookups Plugin Tutorial presented a static 8 option list of absolute URLs to navigate to, nuanced by the highlighted text of the user on a webpage of this blog. Our aim today is to loosen that … Continue reading →

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WordPress Highlight Lookups Plugin Tutorial

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Yesterday’s WordPress Highlight Lookups Tutorial showed us … functionality to link highlighted text to Wikipedia, Google, Free Dictionary and other inhouse links via the TwentyTen theme’s wp-contents/themes/twentyten/header.php … and today, the lesson is that any functionality you do that way … Continue reading →

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WordPress Highlight Lookups Tutorial

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We’re back at WordPress TwentyTen theme header.php change methodologies to implement some new WordPress functionality like yesterday’s WordPress Plugin Primer Tutorial in that highlighted text of a webpage is used (except that we’ve now opened it up to the non-admin … Continue reading →

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HTML Map Element SVG Context Tutorial

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An improvement to yesterday’s HTML Map Element SVG Tutorial “where” type HTML map onclick type web application is to interface to some contextual Google Chart “friends” … Geo Chart Map Chart … the Geo Chart contextualizing at the world view … Continue reading →

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Emoji Game HTML Type Tutorial

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Did it interest you that the recent Textarea Emoji Game Primer Tutorial web application was called dropdown_emoji_game.php and yet it was pretty obvious the main HTML element type of operation was a … textarea element … a “block of text” … Continue reading →

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Textarea Emoji Game Primer Tutorial

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Today’s web application works involves a very simple premise for a game, but we hope some of the methods needed, some new to us, will be of interest to you too. The game, for up to seven players, has a … Continue reading →

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Fruits Emoji Multiple Player Game Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Fruits Emoji Game Primer Tutorial was a prototype version of a fairly simple quiz presenting Emoji “p” Fruit elements to aid with quizzing the user for an English answer. That “English” limitation still applies after today’s developments, and we’ll … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript/PHP Compose Music Makeover Tutorial

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It was a long time ago we set up protocols to save music compositions with the web application written as a result of the HTML/Javascript/PHP Compose Music Tutorial a long time back now. When we think of “the water under … Continue reading →

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