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Animated Gif Creator Image Dimensions Tutorial
You can’t really claim to have a fully tailorable image creation process if you can’t allow the user to have some control over the final … width x height … image dimensions. As you develop webpages you will find requirements … Continue reading
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Tagged animated gif, colour, colour picker, dimensions, dropdown, event, hardcode, hardcoding, height, HTML, image, img, Javascript, onchange, onload, option, PHP, presentation, programming, recall, select, tutorial, watermark, width
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Animated Gif Creator Watermark Display Mode Tutorial
It’s not just … the watermark colour of yesterday’s Animated Gif Creator Watermark Colour Tutorial that can help with an animated GIF being more self explanatory (in a display sense) … it is today’s new … watermark display mode out … Continue reading
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Fairy Story Chrome Dictation Punctuation Tutorial
It’s when you start analyzing the written word, in our case the “English Word” sentences you might compose using the web application of yesterday’s Fairy Story Chrome Dictation Mixed Content Fix Tutorial that you realize how important are … punctuation … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, artificial intelligence, autocompletion, cantonese, China, connective, contenteditable, cross-browser, cross-browser issues, cross-platform, cursor, delimitation, dictation, dictionary, div, domain, dropdown, fairy story, file, Google Chrome, HTML, http, https, input, interactive input, Javascript, keyboard, line feed, mandarin, mixed content, name, personalization, PHP, platform, programming, proper name, punctuation, qwerty, select, speech to text, stop press, tutorial, web server, word, Wubi, Wubi effect
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Fairy Story Chrome Dictation Mixed Content Fix Tutorial
Yesterday’s Fairy Story Chrome Dictation Tutorial suffered from Mixed Content (ie. the mixing of https: and http: protocol data sources, even if (just) involving this RJM Programming domain). We got into the pickle, though, because some great Emoji helper resources … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, artificial intelligence, autocompletion, cantonese, China, connective, contenteditable, cross-browser, cross-browser issues, cross-platform, cursor, dictation, dictionary, div, domain, dropdown, fairy story, file, Google Chrome, HTML, http, https, input, interactive input, Javascript, keyboard, mandarin, mixed content, name, personalization, PHP, platform, programming, proper name, punctuation, qwerty, select, speech to text, stop press, tutorial, web server, word, Wubi, Wubi effect
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Fairy Story Chrome Dictation Tutorial
There is another tool we can think of to improve Fairy Story Names and Connectives and Punctuation Dropdown Helpers Tutorial. That is Speech to Text functionality that can work on Google Chrome non-mobile platforms. Still here with all this? Current … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, artificial intelligence, autocompletion, cantonese, China, connective, contenteditable, cross-browser, cross-browser issues, cross-platform, cursor, dictation, dictionary, div, dropdown, fairy story, Google Chrome, HTML, http, https, input, interactive input, Javascript, keyboard, mandarin, mixed content, name, personalization, PHP, platform, programming, proper name, punctuation, qwerty, select, speech to text, stop press, tutorial, word, Wubi, Wubi effect
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Fairy Story Names and Connectives and Punctuation Dropdown Helpers Tutorial
If you suffer from the delusion that computers and their relationship to the qwerty keyboard’s history is all “old hat” (or all old news) you need to listen to the riveting The Wubi Effect as we computer programmers continually seek … 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?