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Window Object Function Equals Function Primer Tutorial
In keeping with yesterday’s Web Browser Brand Roles Primer Tutorial‘s KISS lead in, there’s a subtle difference between what happens with the two tabulated links below … KISS KISS Read on … to see the HTML for each KISS KISS … Continue reading
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Tagged button, document, function, Javascript, object, OOP, programming, setTimeout, tutorial, webpage, window, window object
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CSS Function Ideas Finally Finalized Tutorial
Of course, with yesterday’s CSS Function Ideas Finalized Tutorial … We weren’t actually finalized! But I might have been? Aren’t you supposed to be faithful and loyal and forgiving? But, just humans aside here, regarding the “C” (ie. “cascading”) in … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, calc, checkbox, compound, CSS, display, DOM, dropdown, filter, function, hierarchy, idea, invert, Javascript, masking, order, programming, proof of concept, property, ray, style, styling, transform, tutorial, w3schools, Web Application
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CSS Function Ideas Finalized Tutorial
We’ve gone from “n to “z” today, completing yesterday’s CSS Function Ideas Tutorial‘s “a” to “m” start creating an inhouse look at CSS Functions usage converted into a web application you can try yourself, and inspired by the great W3school’s … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, calc, CSS, display, DOM, dropdown, filter, function, idea, invert, Javascript, masking, programming, proof of concept, ray, style, styling, tutorial, w3schools, Web Application
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CSS Function Ideas Tutorial
Can you just move a bit to the right? Now a tad sideways? That’s almost it. If you’d just, now, stand on your head. Okay, that’s it, thank you kindly?! We’re just reacclimatizing ourselves here, having had our eyes fully … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, CSS, display, DOM, dropdown, filter, function, idea, Javascript, masking, programming, proof of concept, style, styling, tutorial, w3schools, Web Application
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Co-ordinate Mercator Projection Dimensions Tutorial
Hopefully most of us learn about 2 fundamental dimensions, those being … the X and Y dimensions of a graph or flat “representation” … a “representation” of the wooooorrrrllllldddd as we see it, like on a Mercator Projection, you could … Continue reading
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Tagged cursor, date, datetime, dimension, DOM, Earth, elevation, event, external Javascript, function, geographicals, geojson, Google Earth, Google Places, HTML, image, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, Mercator, mercator projection, mobile, non-mobile, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overridden, override, photograph, PHP, place, placename, programming, projection, prompt, satellite, satellite imagery, time, timezone, title, tutorial, window.prompt
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Co-ordinate Mercator Projection Mobile Google Earth Places Tutorial
Google is well and truly into the “where of life” when you think about … Google Maps Google Earth Google Places … just as a “starting few” products they’ve created in this line of thinking. It’s no wonder, then, that … Continue reading
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Co-ordinate Mercator Projection Mobile Google Earth Tutorial
We think the online tool greatly in harmony with the cursor and “pseudo cursor” work described in the recent Co-ordinate Mercator Projection Mobile TimeZone DateTime Tutorial would have to be the great … Google Earth … allowing users to click/tap … Continue reading
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Google Chart Generic Background Image Modes Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Chart Generic Background Image Outliers Tutorial shored up the relationships among four modes of use we consider relevant to our Google Chart interfacing PHP web applications … mobile app webview mode of use … always also … is … Continue reading
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What I find most interesting here is how honestly the post names the hard part: getting focus to work with [element].click() and [element].blur() is the kind of detail that looks trivial until you actually try to drive a page this way. The single-row table that deliberately overflows to the right also makes sense as a design choice, since a radio playlist needs to be scrolled through rather than squeezed into one screen. And the payoff — clicking one song link and having the songs play in sequence and loop back through the list — is a neat reward for all that plumbing with the audio-only YouTube player.