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Tag Archives: Firefox
Firefox Scratchpad Javascript Primer Tutorial
Today’s tutorial looks at the scenario of webpages “virtually” just made up of Javascript … “virtually” because we’ve stopped short of turning this into a bookmarklet. Today we write the Tic Tac Toe game in Javascript “virtually” only. If you … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarklet, Firefox, game, Javascript, programming, Scratchpad, Tic-tac-toe, tutorial, validation
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Audio on Web Browser Primer Tutorial
The major web browsers on a Mac laptop or Windows laptop have differences in rendering and methods by which they play media files. With this in mind, today’s tutorial attempts to play audio across the major browsers where … the … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, ESL, Projects, Tutorials
Tagged audio, Chrome, cross-browser, ESL, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Mac OS X, media, Opera, PHP, project, Safari, tutorial, web browsers, Windows
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Cookie Debugging Primer Tutorial
When you are programming, unit testing and/or debugging a Javascript job involving cookies like WordPress Blog Course Design Cookies Tutorial, as shown below, what can you use to know how you are going? Let me put it this way … … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged cookies, debugging, Firebug, Firefox, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, web browser
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jQuery Sortable Table Primer Tutorial
A lot of the things people like about the Web are to do with JavaScript and client-side activities. Adding to that experience are Javascript libraries packed full of features. Probably the best known of these is jQuery. Read more about … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, GUI, Software, Tutorials
Tagged CSS, Did you know, DOM, ESL, Firefox, Firefug, git, GitHub, HTML, Javascript, jQuery, open source, programming, sortable, Source Control, table, tutorial
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Static HTML Javascript Primer Tutorial
Very simple static HTML that has not been readied for Javascript DOM manipulations can still be dynamically changed and worked with to turn your “sow’s ear” into your “silk purse” (even if the pigs are flying?!). The only real requirement … Continue reading
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Tagged client/server, DOM, Firebug, Firefox, getElementById, HTML, Javascript, programming, StaticHTML, tutorial
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Cross Browser/Platform Javascript Primer Tutorial
Today’s tutorial shows a cross browser and cross platform consideration of a styling issue where CSS (any type) cannot help but Javascript can. The issue is that with the HTML frameset element the cols property cannot be changed by CSS, … Continue reading
Posted in Android, eLearning, iOS, Software, Tutorials
Tagged Android, Chrome, cross-browser, cross-browser issues, Firefox, frameset, HTML, Internet Explorer, iOS, Javascript, Opera, platforms, programming, Safari, software, tutorial, web browsers
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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?