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Ajax PHP National Capitals Game Flags Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Ajax PHP Game Wikipedia Images Wait Tutorial … capitals are connected to countries … countries are connected to iso two letter country codes … iso two letter country codes are connected to emoji flags Yes, all the … Continue reading
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Tagged absolue, absolute URL, Ajax, animation, architecture, autocomplete, autocompletion, background, background image, backward compatibility, capital, cell, client, country, country code, data scraping, default, delimitation, delimiter, design, dropdown, emoji, emoji flag, event, flag, game, grep, hardcoding, HTML, IFRAME, image, input, interactive input, ISO, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, name, onkeyup, personalization, PHP, programming, recall, regex, regexp, regular expression, relative URL, select, server, strings, table, textbox, tutorial, url, w3schools, Wikipedia
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Ajax PHP Game Wikipedia Images Wait Tutorial
Today we talk about a first for us. We’re using a … linear gradient animation … to help a user “wait” for their Wikipedia images to arrive in “the pink area”. Our non-mobile users may wonder “Why the need?”. Well, … Continue reading
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Tagged absolue, absolute URL, Ajax, animation, architecture, autocomplete, autocompletion, background, background image, backward compatibility, cell, client, data scraping, default, delimitation, delimiter, design, dropdown, event, game, grep, hardcoding, HTML, IFRAME, image, input, interactive input, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, name, onkeyup, personalization, PHP, programming, recall, regex, regexp, regular expression, relative URL, select, server, strings, table, textbox, tutorial, url, w3schools, Wikipedia
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Ajax PHP Game Wikipedia Images Tutorial
Today we’re combining … the progress in the day before yesterday’s Ajax PHP RegEx Entry Games Tutorial … and … the integration reminders of how “every picture is worth a thousand words” from yesterday’s Worldwide Country Quiz Game Wikipedia Images … Continue reading
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Tagged absolue, absolute URL, Ajax, architecture, autocomplete, autocompletion, background, background image, backward compatibility, cell, client, data scraping, default, delimitation, delimiter, design, dropdown, event, game, grep, hardcoding, HTML, IFRAME, image, input, interactive input, Javascript, localStorage, name, onkeyup, personalization, PHP, programming, recall, regex, regexp, regular expression, relative URL, select, server, strings, table, textbox, tutorial, url, w3schools, Wikipedia
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CSS Grid Column Context History Tutorial
With web applications, two words are often intertwined … context … and … history … because the state of a webpage can sometimes only be fully appreciated by how it got to be like that, or its “history” in “context”. … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged animation, cell, checkbox, colspan, column, commutative, context, CSS, div, grid-column, history, HTML, keyframes, order, programming, property, responsive, responsive design, row, rowspan, style, styling, table, tutorial, user experience, UX
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Multiple addEventListener Logics for HTML Elements Ondblclick Tutorial
In yesterday’s Multiple addEventListener Logics for HTML Elements Primer Tutorial‘s “function ael_more” you may have noticed the codeline … document.getElementById(iois.id.replace(‘i’,’td’)).addEventListener(“click”, window[“ev” + fnum + ”]); … we use to set up the [element].addEventListener means by which we add “onclick” event … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged addeventlistener, animation, background colour, cell, createElement, document.createElement, DOM, element, eval, event, function, HTML, Javascript, logic, method, onclick, ondblclick, programming, tutorial, window
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Multiple addEventListener Logics for HTML Elements Primer Tutorial
The dynamic creation of event logic associated with webpage HTML elements is a powerful tool for making your webpages dynamic. In the case of the great [element].addEventListener means by which you can make this happen, there is a great feature … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged addeventlistener, animation, background colour, cell, createElement, document.createElement, DOM, element, eval, event, function, HTML, Javascript, logic, method, onclick, programming, tutorial
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WordPress Calendar Widget Table Cell Tutorial Image Background Tutorial
The recently increased role for our Word Press Blog 404.php (initially envisaged by WordPress codex as the PHP to address HTTP error 404 “Page Not Found”) has opened the door to many more uses. And thanks here to Lorem Picsum … Continue reading
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Tagged background, background image, calendar, callback, cell, date, datetime, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, event, form, Google Charts, header, hover, HTML, ical, interval, Javascript, link, onclick, onmouseover, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timezone, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, UIWebView, WebView, Wordpress
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