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Knockout Dice Game Primer Tutorial
Further to the previous Dice Guessing Game Primer Tutorial, today, we have for you another Dice Game, this time … a dice game for 2 to 9 players … which you should establish, as necessary, straight up … then rename … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Games, Tutorials
Tagged array, contenteditable, CSS, dice, div, game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, probability, programming, punctuation, tutorial
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Dice Guessing Game Primer Tutorial
There are many HTML Entities based around punctuation that can add to the means by which you communicate ideas with your web applications. In today’s new (up to two player) Dice Game, we use some of these to represent the … Continue reading
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Tagged array, contenteditable, CSS, dice, div, game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, probability, programming, punctuation, tutorial
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Creature Body Parts Word Game Primer Tutorial
One might say “same same, but different” regarding today’s “Creature Body Parts” word game compared to the recent Simile Scramble Word Game Primer Tutorial‘s “Simile Scramble” word game … or perhaps … “similear similear, but different” (chortle, chortle). That different, … Continue reading
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Tagged ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, michelangelo, programming, same same but different, tutorial, word, word game
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Simile Scramble Word Game Primer Tutorial
We’d like to thank Science Puzzles for Young Scientists by Helene Hovanec ISBN: 0-8069-3542-1 for the inspiration, and content, for today’s new HTML and Javascript and CSS word game, perhaps a good fit for ESL students out there. This book … Continue reading
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Tagged ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, word, word game
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Ants Up a Wall Game Primer Tutorial
We’d like to thank the brick wall inspiration of this very useful link we talked about yesterday with CSS Style Display and Visibility Tall Poppies Tutorial for the reason to take on our “Ants Up a Wall” game today. Today, … Continue reading
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Tagged array, background, calc, CSS, emoji, game, games, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, object, Object Oriented Programming, OOP, opacity, programming, random, tutorial
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CSS Style Display and Visibility Tic Tac Toe Tutorial
The recent CSS Style Display and Visibility Tutorial had CSS properties … display visibility … both working to end up with a result, but in practice, as we intimated there, you are likely to just use one or the other. … Continue reading
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Tagged block, CSS, display, element, game, games, HTML, image, inline, Javascript, programming, reveal, Tic-tac-toe, tutorial, visibility
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