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Meeting Agenda Collaboration Styling Tutorial
Yesterday’s Meeting Agenda Collaboration Tutorial “collaboration functionality” was a bit raw regarding … user experience and functionality workings styling … and so the “makeover” has continued today. Styling-wise we make the textareas over at the Inline HTML Email Form use … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda, collaboration, cookie, cookies, CSS, email, HTML, HTML email, HTTP Cookie, inline, Javascript, local storage, meeting, PDF, programming, sharing, standing order, style, styling, table, tutorial, user experience, UX
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Meeting Agenda Collaboration Tutorial
In the “Online World” a huge buzzword is “collaboration”. The idea of not connecting with others regarding online work could be becoming passé. And so with our “Meeting Agenda” web application of two days back, with Meeting Agenda Cookies Tutorial, … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda, collaboration, cookie, cookies, email, HTML, HTML email, HTTP Cookie, inline, Javascript, local storage, meeting, PDF, programming, sharing, standing order, table, tutorial
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Work Roster Cookies Tutorial
What?! No “Primer” tutorial?! Yes, the leads of yesterday’s Meeting Agenda Cookies Tutorial have been “followable” enough straight to a “Cookies” level first draft of today’s “Work Roster” web application. That can be the advantage of (what we think of … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda, collaboration, cookie, cookies, email, HTML, HTTP Cookie, Javascript, local storage, meeting, PDF, programming, roster, sharing, sibling, standing order, table, tutorial, work roster
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Meeting Agenda Cookies Tutorial
Yesterday’s Meeting Agenda Primer Tutorial got us restarted on Meeting Agendas. But don’t know if you are like me, who would appreciate a standing orders feel to the web application regarding the Agenda … descriptions and moderators list … email … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda, collaboration, cookie, cookies, email, HTML, HTTP Cookie, Javascript, local storage, meeting, PDF, programming, sharing, standing order, table, tutorial
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Gmail URL Linker Simulation Intersessional Tutorial
“Intersessional” … is that even a word …? Well, yes it is. But what we like to call “intersessional” is what many of you might just call “cookies”, because these “cookies” have become so synonymous with “remembering what the customer … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, Ajax, body, cookies, dropdown, email, FormData, Gmail, HTML, hyperlink, Javascript, link, localStorage, programming, simulate, simulation, text, textarea, tutorial, url, webmail, Wikipedia
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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?