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Tcl/Tk macOS Python Ruby Perl Tutorial
Moving on from the recent Tcl/Tk macOS and Xcode Revisit Tutorial … we’ve lost touch with our previous C based Xcode Tcl/Tk code at this stage … so, though we have another avenue of R&D (so far unsuccessful with a … Continue reading →
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Out and About WordPress Blog Content Tweaks Just with iPhone Tutorial
Today, we’re calling on the “out and about away from the MacBook Air for some day(s)” themes presented in … Bluetooth iPad Keyboard and Case Document Editing Tutorial … and combining them with yesterday’s … Command Line History By Date … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, Apache, blog, blog post, cache, click, CMS, command, command line, content, Content Management System, cPanel, crontab, curl, face, face recognition, grep, guid, history, if you like this, iPhone, landing page, link, Linux, maintainence, mobile, operating system, out and about, password, permalink, post, post id, post title, recall, saved, saved password, schedule, tap, Terminal, tutorial, web server, WiFi, Wordpress
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PHP Wikipedia Geo Map Google Chart Fast Text Only Revisit Tutorial
Today we’re revisiting the work of PHP Wikipedia Geo Map Google Chart Region Makeover Tutorial where we interface … Google Chart Geo Chart … to … Wikipedia … and onto … Google Maps … especially regarding … our inhouse interfacer‘s … Continue reading →
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Shower Song Mobile User Functionality Tutorial
The better fit “hardware wise” for a “shower scene” is one of the mobile devices. And so, onto yesterday’s Shower Song User Functionality Tutorial we’ve started down Mobile Road to Chickasaw today, easing us into … in the mobile woooorrrrllllddd … Continue reading →
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Textarea Background Transparency Overlay Editable Linking Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML Element InnerText Property Primer Tutorial‘s innerText ideas have helped with today’s task to … not only support a “div” overlaying element shadowing the “textarea” element content … but, today … allowing that “div” element (potentially containing links now) … Continue reading →
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HTML Element InnerText Property Primer Tutorial
Before what we believe will be the “wrapping up” blog posting to the current thread of blog postings yesterday’s Textarea Background Transparency Overlay Linking Tutorial represents, let’s take another “generic sidestep” to go further into the great things about the … Continue reading →
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Textarea Background Transparency Overlay Linking Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Textarea Background Transparency Substitution Tutorial, today’s the day for “overlay” div element linking functionality to be added into the mix. If you are a regular reader, you’ll know of our interest in the relative talents of … … Continue reading →
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Textarea Background Transparency Substitution Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Background Transparency Onclick Tutorial combines with the “hardcoded words substituted for intelligence holding links” logic from the recent Journal project … and the work of yesterday allowed for, within that user entered text data … Text words we … 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?