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Emoji Borders and Backgrounds via Emoji Menu Tutorial
On this macOS MacBook Air we’re used to … control-command-space … bringing up an Emoji Menu from which an emoji can be selected and placed wherever the cursor had been placed before that menu display. That could be … on … Continue reading →
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Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Image Text PHP SVG Tutorial
To add to yesterday’s Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Image Text Parent Tutorial today it is “PHP tool” work catching up so as to say … emoji border … now with content control via comma separated list of emoji HTML decimal … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, background, border, context, CSS, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, mimetype, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, programming, proof of concept, SVG, svg+xml, table, text, tutorial, web browser, web inspector, XML
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Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Image Text Parent Tutorial
Today’s work continues on from yesterday’s Emoji Borders and Backgrounds for Image Tutorial combining both … inline_svg.php underlying PHP live run (or in iframe) … modelled under … today’s changed emoji_border_background.html HTML Parent … partnership during testing. Our final aim … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, border, context, CSS, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, mimetype, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, programming, proof of concept, SVG, svg+xml, table, text, tutorial, web browser, web inspector, XML
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Emoji Borders and Backgrounds for Image Tutorial
Yesterday’s Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Context Tutorial involved Emoji Borders and Backgrounds around some Text, and hosted the SVG producing PHP with an HTML/Javascript/CSS parent webpage, but today we’re diving back into the changed inline_svg.php PHP live run to allow … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, border, context, CSS, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, mimetype, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, programming, proof of concept, SVG, svg+xml, table, text, tutorial, XML
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Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Context Tutorial
It’s all fine and good creating the Emoji Borders and Backgrounds of yesterday’s Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Primer Tutorial, but it’s the context of their use that we are starting to take an interest in with today’s … take yesterday’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, border, context, CSS, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, mimetype, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, programming, proof of concept, SVG, svg+xml, table, text, tutorial, XML
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HTML Editor HTML Preview Tutorial
Onto the recent HTML Editor HTML Tag List Tutorial HTML tag list dropdown improvements, today’s work offers an optional HTML preview as the user tabs out of the textarea “HTML collector” via new textarea “onchange” event Javascript DOM logic, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, attribute, body, CSS, div, document.body, DOM, dropdown, editor, endtag, event, file_get_contents, FormData, getBoundingClientRect, height, HTML, HTML Editor, IFRAME, Javascript, left, onchange, onload, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, property, rgb, rgba, select, setTimeout, srcdoc, style, table, tag, textarea, timer, top, width, z-index
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Ants Up a Wall Game Toast Tutorial
Further to Ants Up a Wall Game Fixed Tutorial recent progress with our “Ants Up a Wall” game we have a single word … “Toast” … as a means of describing an alternative arrangement to have at the end of … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animation, ants, background colour, clipart, CSS, DOM, emoji, fixed, game, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, Javascript, mode, oops, play, position, programming, random, relative, scroll, scrolling, style, toast, tutorial
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Hashtag Navigation Scrolling Tweaks WordPress Tutorial
The recent Hashtag Navigation Scrolling Tweaks Primer Tutorial “proof of concept” ideas gave us something to work on to fix some annoyances with navigation to this WordPress Blog you are reading. We found that we often fell short of the … Continue reading →

