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AlmaLinux PHP Gettext Backup Translation Tutorial
As we intimated earlier, using PHP gettext is a good framework to use regarding writing your own serverside language translation functionality, but the “gruntwork” is there ahead of you maintaining those [domain].po (Poedit) files. And so, improving on yesterday’s AlmaLinux … Continue reading →
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English Translated Verb Conjugation Countdown Timer Tutorial
We had occasion to revisit our inhouse Italian/French/Spanish Verb Conjugation web application “redirector” (in that it is third parties doing the bulk of the work, thanks), further to the English Translated Verb Conjugation Emoji Tutorial‘s last mention. It struck us, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, button, countdown, CSS, dictionary, display, DOM, dropdown, emoji, eval, event, game, Google, Google Translate, grammar, HTML, Italian, Javascript, jQuery, language, onclick, onmouseover, popup, programming, progress, reveal, select, tense, Text to Speech, timer, tutorial, verb, visibility, window.open, word game
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Region Picker GeoChart Region Local Popups Tutorial
There is little doubt that popup windows can distract users in terms of the “user experience” as of yesterday’s Region Picker GeoChart Region Wikipedia Representations Tutorial. And that is … if we are talking URLs all on the same domain … Continue reading →
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Region Picker GeoChart Region Wikipedia Representations Tutorial
We’re starting down the long and windy road, further to the recent Region Picker GeoJson Area of Interest Tutorial, of providing “workaround Google Chart Geo Chart solutions to semi-cover the loss (because nothing will be quite as good, as far … Continue reading →
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Region Picker GeoJson Area of Interest Tutorial
Meanwhile, back in “Region Picker Land” where, if we’re not mistaken, the grapes are peculiarly sweet this season, and we needed their “fortification” to tackle today’s progress, that being … user has picked a country of interest and has gone … Continue reading →
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Region Picker Area of Interest Tutorial
Recently we stumbled across the intriguing CSS property clip-path and set ourselves a one day thinking time to see whether we could make use of this CSS feature. And then it occurred to us with our recent Region Picker, as … Continue reading →
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Region Picker Google Translate Tutorial
We wanted to improve the internationalization credentials of our Region Picker web application, of recent times, adding to the progress of yesterday’s Region Picker Revealed Iframes Tutorial. As such, we turn to another great Google product called Google Translate to … Continue reading →
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Google Chart Image Chart Map Chart GeoJson Onclick Tutorial
Still on the “reconstituting” trajectory yesterday’s Google Chart Image Chart Map Chart GeoJson Iframe Tutorial had, continuing on with regarding our interfacing to the Google Charts Image Chart Map Chart hosting of GeoJson functionality, today, we “reconstitute” some “onclick” event … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.