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Tag Archives: external Javascript
Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Transparency Tutorial
We’ve thought of some more useful functionality regarding our “Canvas Annotation Email Attachment” and “Clickaround” web applications. To explore possibilities here going forward, and with regard to ideas regarding genericization possibilities, which aren’t a straightforward “yes” decision for today’s ideas. … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Scale and Clip Tutorial
We’ve been busy continuing on with our Annotations functionality quest, specifically regarding Image content for Annotations, and the ability to be able to Scale and Clip (or crop) those images within the HTML canvas element that hosts them. This is … Continue reading →
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Feedback Email Attachment Iframe Tutorial
We’re continuing on with our Feedback project for the RJM Programming website today, incorporating the recent Annotation and Email Attachment functionality we last talked about with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Rotation Tutorial. We build on yesterday’s Feedback Email Attachment Primer … Continue reading →
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Feedback Email Attachment Primer Tutorial
We’re starting out on a Feedback project for the RJM Programming website today, incorporating the recent Annotation and Email Attachment functionality we last talked about with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Rotation Tutorial. Being as we use email, we want to … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Rotation Tutorial
It’s time to return to Annotations, specifically Image content for Annotations, and the ability to be able to Rotate those images, or the whole HTML canvas element that hosts them. It’s part of the functionality we need in our “toolbox” … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Undo Tutorial
A web application allowing user defined Annotations is better when there is an “Undo” and “Redo” functionality option. This is because with any user intervention, there can be erroneous work, which sometimes can be a real pain to recover from … Continue reading →
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Canvas Email Attachment Scribble Tutorial
Personally think that Annotations are better when there is a “Scribble” functionality option. Perhaps you want to “sign off” on your Annotations. Without a “Scribble” option, it’s a bit impersonal relying on computer fonts as the means by which you … Continue reading →
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Canvas Email Attachment New Image Tutorial
When we last left off with Canvas Image Email Attachment External Javascript Tutorial project we posed two ongoing “trailers”/”spoiler alerts” … We “might” have genericized the world.html changes into other HTMLs of its ilk … well, we decided against that … 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?