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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Links Word Tutorial
The word is, in workplaces all around Earth now, workers are unwrapping their Mars Bars and shaping to use … Word … huh?! Isn’t that a coincidence?! Who would have thunk it. They are constructing documents. So that being the … Continue reading →
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Links PowerPoint Tutorial
All around the boardrooms of the world, as we speak … PowerPoint … slideshow presentations will be taking place. As such, the creation of a “PowerPoint assembly” is our “third cab off the rank” as an output format offered to … Continue reading →
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Links PDF Tutorial
Hopefully, all around the world, the idea of a … PDF … display is replacing the “paper hungry” “hardcopy printout” concept. As such, the creation of a “PDF assembly” is our “second cab off the rank” as an output format … Continue reading →
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Image Not Found Crontab Curl Issue Tutorial
The recent Image Not Found Onerror Event Workaround Tutorial talked about … live access to the WordPress Blog here in the scenario where the tutorial image of a blog posting does not exist … but there’s another aspect to this … Continue reading →
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Image Not Found Onerror Event Workaround Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Cockpit of Web Applications Feeling Lucky Tutorial has brought into focus, for us, those days when we were really wary of … Linux web hosting web server’s … inode count … whose limit towards which we used to … Continue reading →
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SVG Network Clock Sun Information Prompt Integration Tutorial
Did yesterday’s SVG Network Clock Sun Information Prompt Menu Tutorial and the day before’s work regarding a prompt menu of “when” and “where” URL functionality links seem like “more effort than it’s worth” in your eyes? Well, we felt that … Continue reading →
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SVG Network Clock Sun Information Prompt Menu Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s SVG Network Clock Sun Information Niceties Tutorial … we wanted to improve the timing capabilities of when any clock mode is changed … and … we wanted to flesh out more prompt menu options as per (and … Continue reading →
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SVG Network Clock Sun Information Niceties Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s SVG Network Clock Sun Information Tutorial … we hadn’t sought out a way to pause the clock … and today a “better than yesterday’s” select (ie. dropdown) element “onmouseover” and “onmouseout” planned logics arrives with a “of … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.