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Circular Text or Emoji Onclick Tutorial

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In this increasingly connected online world, it can be surprising when an image looking part of a webpage cannot be linked to. The unusual thing about emojis is their way to … be part of the textual web armoury … … Continue reading →

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Circular Text or Emojis Genericity Tutorial

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A major consideration in any “genericity” drive you have for your web applications is to allow for a large amount of user entered data, perhaps a surprising amount. If you offer a textbox to enter data, then a user may … Continue reading →

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Circular Text or Emojis Analogue Clock Tutorial

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Often a good way to proceed to challenge genericity issues with a web application you think has potential to be more than it appears is to make it be the missing piece to another web application and interface to it. … Continue reading →

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Circular Text or Emojis Primer Tutorial

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We’ve got a “proof of concept” tutorial for you today, because we got put onto an idea for something by How to Make Circular/Curved Text with JavaScript, thanks. We wanted to extend the logic of that … ascii codes (of … Continue reading →

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WordPress Calendar Widget Above the Fold Cut to the Chase Tutorial

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The recent WordPress Widget via Animated Emoji Button Above the Fold Tutorial “WordPress Widgets Above the Fold” work needs to return back to the specifics of those “early days” amended Calendar Widget because we want to contextualize … chronology … … Continue reading →

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WordPress Widget via Animated Emoji Button Above the Fold Tutorial

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We have a dual purpose blog posting today that … continues on the WordPress Calendar Widget WordPress Link to Iframe via Calendar Widget Above the Fold Tutorial “above the fold” theme, extending the coding logic to handle other widgets that … Continue reading →

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WordPress Link to Iframe via Calendar Widget Above the Fold Tutorial

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As a web application programmer, it may seem a pretty obvious aim (or User Experience (UX) stratagem) in programming life, to seek to place functionality “above the fold” (ie. within an initial screen height and width view). The “above the … Continue reading →

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One Image Your Own Slideshow Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial

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Up to the One Image Your Own Site Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial of yesterday, we’ve talked about random image orderings and arrangements. But if we are offering the functionality of a user defined numeric image sequence, it could … Continue reading →

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