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Textarea Background Transparency Onclick Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Textarea Background Transparency Primer Tutorial, if today’s blog posting title combines … textarea … and … onclick … you can surmise we are giving the talents of the textarea element “the full workover” rather than (yet) resorting … Continue reading →
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Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Tutorial saw “Rubber Banding” introduced, better for non-mobile, but today … we shore up mobile “Rubber Banding” via ontouchmove introduced … document.body.ontouchmove=function(e){ var rectis=document.body.getBoundingClientRect(); if (e.touches[0].clientX) { ourDrawLine(eval(rectis.left + e.touches[0].clientX), eval(rectis.top + e.touches[0].clientY)); } else … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, click, CSS, DOM, emoji, emoji flag, emoji menu, entity, event, favicon, form, HTML, html entity, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, iOS, Javascript, mobile, mouseout, navigation, onclick, onload, onmousemove, onmouseout, onsubmit, PHP, programming, share, sharing, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, textbox, textbox type, tutorial, type, user, user input, value, web browser
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Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Tutorial
Some days before yesterday’s Diagonal Element Square Nesting Tutorial we compared this current “nesting” diagonal element logic to … Yes, this might be thought of as “overkill” compared to … hr element rotations … and/or … SVG … and, today, … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, click, CSS, DOM, emoji, emoji flag, emoji menu, entity, event, favicon, form, HTML, html entity, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, Javascript, mouseout, navigation, onclick, onload, onmousemove, onmouseout, onsubmit, PHP, programming, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, textbox, textbox type, tutorial, type, user, user input, value, web browser
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Code Download Table Static HTML Event Definition Tutorial
Yesterday’s Code Download Table Long Hover and Right Click Tutorial used a means of … creating some new, and not used previously, Javascript webpage event logics dynamically … but we’ve found, especially regarding the oncontextmenu event logics that way, it’s … Continue reading →
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Code Download Table Long Hover and Right Click Tutorial
We’re revisiting the inhouse Code Download Table mentioned in Code Download Table Difference Functional Hover Tutorial and in the time between postings we’ve noticed new functionality to try to achieve, and new methods to get to that functionality, and new … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Snippet Tutorial
Given the current Play Audio Stream of Selected YouTube Video In Place functionality talked about, last, at External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Numericals Tutorial occurs “in place” there’s a good chance what the user may want to describe is … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Numericals Tutorial
Regarding yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Fallback Tutorial 📻🎶 (📻🎶) emoji (non-mobile showing) title attribute now goes something like … Right click opens in new window the video and audio but normal click just plays audio in place. … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Fallback Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Looping Tutorial work regarding the Play Audio Stream of Selected YouTube Video In Place functionality we’re currently working on … the timing of getting some mobile platform looping going is fortunate … 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?