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Animated GIF Meta Refresh Simulation Tutorial
With Webpage Meta Refresh Primer Tutorial we used an HTML meta “refresh” tag as a means to navigate HTML data. You can add arguments here whereby the data you are dealing with does not have to be thought of as … Continue reading →
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One Image Website Scrolling Position Fix Tutorial
Today, we’ve bitten the bullet, and decided to shore up the webpage scrolling issues that could occur in yesterday’s One Image Website VTT Tracks Tutorial, and before, with our set of One Image Websites. They represent, perhaps, a slightly unusual … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, client pre-emptive iframe, cue, currentTime, details, download, edit, event, ffmpeg, file, find, form, getBoundingClientRect, getElementsByTagName, GUI, HTML, IFRAME, innerHeight, innerWidth, input, local web server, macOS, MAMP, media, onload, onsubmit, PHP, placeholder, pre-emptive, programming, reveal, screen, screen height, screen width, scroll, scrolling, scrollLeft, scrollTop, setInterval, srt, summary, teminal, textarea, textbox, track, tracks, tutorial, url, video, vtt, vtt file
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One Image Website VTT Tracks Tutorial
Using yesterday’s Ffmpeg Log Helper Towards VTT File Primer Tutorial VTT files we could choose to use … Audio and Video HTML element track cue functionality VTT file interface … you can read more about at HTML5 Track Element Primer … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, client pre-emptive iframe, cue, currentTime, details, download, edit, event, ffmpeg, file, find, form, getElementsByTagName, GUI, HTML, IFRAME, input, local web server, macOS, MAMP, media, onload, onsubmit, PHP, placeholder, pre-emptive, programming, reveal, setInterval, srt, stop press, summary, teminal, textarea, textbox, track, tracks, tutorial, url, video, vtt, vtt file
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Ffmpeg Log Helper Towards VTT File Primer Tutorial
Yesterday’s One Image Website iOS Radio Music One Less Tutorial set us on an “off to the side, but eventually forward” project that intertwines … ffmpeg … with its great logging and media concatenation talents, thanks … macOS Terminal desktop … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, cue, details, download, edit, ffmpeg, file, find, form, getElementsByTagName, GUI, HTML, input, local web server, macOS, MAMP, media, onsubmit, PHP, placeholder, programming, reveal, srt, summary, teminal, textarea, textbox, track, tutorial, video, vtt, vtt file
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Overlay Reveal Tutorial
Around here, we have two words we like to approach the topic of “web design”, where it meets “practicality”, with … reveal overlay And so, onto yesterday’s Image Conversions via PHP GD Multiple Actions Tutorial‘s progress with our Image Conversions … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, absolute, absolute URL, Apache, arguments, attribute, backward compatibility, basename, bimp, brightness, cartoon, colourize, comma, command, command line, contrast, conversion, convert, crontab, crop, curl, Did you know, Document Root, download, dropdown, emboss, emoji, file, file specification, file_get_contents, filter, filtering, filters, form, GD, GIMP, glob, grayscale, image, image URL, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, korn shell, link, local web server, MAMP, merge, mode, modes of use, multiple, navigate, navigation, negate, onchange, open, overlay, PaintBrush, PHP, pixellate, preg_replace, procedure, programming, recall, regex, regular expression, replace, reveal, schedule, script, select, shell, switch, switches, table, tick, transparency, tutorial, type ahead buffer, url, verb, wildcard
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Multiple Actions Tutorial
We’ve waited a while preparing for today’s release of “multiple actions” functionality onto yesterday’s Image Conversions via PHP GD Transformations Tutorial. From how we see it we had a choice of two approaches to delivering this new functionality … start … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, absolute, absolute URL, Apache, arguments, attribute, backward compatibility, basename, bimp, brightness, colourize, comma, command, command line, contrast, conversion, convert, crontab, curl, Did you know, Document Root, download, dropdown, emboss, emoji, file, file specification, file_get_contents, filter, filtering, filters, form, GD, GIMP, glob, grayscale, image, image URL, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, korn shell, link, local web server, MAMP, mode, modes of use, multiple, navigate, navigation, negate, onchange, open, PHP, pixellate, preg_replace, procedure, programming, recall, regex, regular expression, replace, schedule, script, select, shell, switch, switches, table, tick, tutorial, type ahead buffer, url, verb, wildcard
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Transformations Tutorial
In today’s work progressing yesterday’s Image Conversions via PHP GD Command Line Tutorial‘s outcomes … we add into the GD “Filtering” thinking, some “Transformations” … Image Transformations …Image Transformation Ask Arguments …FlipFlip VerticalFlip HorizontalRotationScale … thinking and functionality … and … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, absolute, absolute URL, Apache, arguments, attribute, backward compatibility, basename, bimp, brightness, colourize, comma, command, command line, contrast, conversion, convert, crontab, curl, Did you know, Document Root, download, dropdown, emboss, file, file specification, file_get_contents, filter, filtering, filters, form, GD, GIMP, glob, grayscale, image, image URL, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, korn shell, link, local web server, MAMP, mode, modes of use, navigate, navigation, negate, onchange, PHP, pixellate, preg_replace, procedure, programming, recall, regex, regular expression, replace, select, shell, switch, switches, table, tutorial, type ahead buffer, url, verb, wildcard
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Command Line Tutorial
In the online woooooorrrrrlllllddd (of surfing the net in a web browser) we hope you see “nothing to see here” different to yesterday’s Image Conversions via PHP GD Filters Tutorial‘s exploits with our image conversion PHP web application. And though … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, absolute, absolute URL, Apache, arguments, attribute, backward compatibility, basename, bimp, brightness, colourize, comma, command line, contrast, conversion, convert, Document Root, download, dropdown, emboss, file, file specification, file_get_contents, filter, filtering, filters, form, GD, GIMP, glob, grayscale, image, image URL, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, link, local web server, MAMP, mode, modes of use, navigate, navigation, negate, onchange, PHP, pixellate, preg_replace, programming, recall, regex, regular expression, replace, select, switch, switches, table, tutorial, url, verb, wildcard
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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?