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Shower Songs Delimitation Hashtag Tutorial
Hashtag … doh! Around here the hashtag means of constructing URLs, especially regarding “a” email mailto: and SMS sms: URL links, has saved the day manys the time, given our emphasis away from mail server based communication logics. And today, … Continue reading →
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Shower Songs Delimitation Remembering Tutorial
Our steps forward onto yesterday’s Shower Songs Delimitation Role Tutorial involve window.localStorage remembering of lists that land within the orbit of Shower Songs YouTube API “radio play” web application. In a “remembering and recall” scenario … first you have to … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404.shtml, association, button, cell, code, comma, delimitation, delimiter, destination, DOM, encodeURIComponent, error 404, external Javascript, hierarchy, HTML, http error 404, Javascript, list, localStorage, mobile, mobile detection, navigator, not found, order, programming, recall, recipient, redirect, remember, role, separated, Shower Sons, song, songs, table, tutorial, video, video identifier, window.localStorage, YouTube, YouTube API, YouTube video identifier
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Shower Songs Delimitation Role Tutorial
You’d think we’d be done with ablutions at this blog, but noooooo wayyyy … Luna says … there’s all manner of molecular interest out there … It’s not just H and the 2 and the O … it’s the art … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404.shtml, association, button, cell, code, comma, delimitation, delimiter, destination, DOM, encodeURIComponent, error 404, external Javascript, hierarchy, HTML, http error 404, Javascript, list, mobile, mobile detection, navigator, not found, order, programming, recipient, redirect, role, separated, Shower Sons, song, songs, table, tutorial, video, video identifier, YouTube, YouTube API, YouTube video identifier
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Camera App on iOS Revisit Tutorial
Mobile apps “out of the box” are quite likely to change with each, in our case, iOS, upgrade. Sometimes nuanced changes pass you by, unless you are into reading the “fine print” on each upgrade’s documentation, that is. For that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, aspect, aspect ratio, camera, camera app, CSS, CSS filter, effects, filter, functionality, HTML, image, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, menu, mobile, mobile app, option, photo, photograph, photography, programming, six dots, six dots menu, style, styles, tutorial, upgrade
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YouTube API Songname Providence Search Page Highlighting Tutorial
More integration, today, with … yesterday’s Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Word List and Styling Tutorial‘s work paving the way, so that, if the user has either … tailored CSS styling of the providence … and/or … tailored list of words … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, background, backslash, backslashing, before, border, configuration, content, CSS, data attributes, Did you know, DOM, dual purpose, emoji, entities, external Javascript, global data attributes, grandchild, grandparent, highlight, history, hover, HTML, HTML entities, IFRAME, integration, Javascript, long hover, makeover, mark, metacharacter, metacharacters, nuance, opt-in, origin, overlay, play, pointer-events, popup, programming, prompt, providence, radio, radio play, refinement, regular expression, regular expressions, replace, selector, sequential, song, top, tutorial, user, video, window, window.open, window.top, YouTube, YouTube API
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Word List and Styling Tutorial
The “remembering talents” within yesterday’s YouTube API Songname Providence Highlighting Tutorial got us to thinking about a revisit to Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark History Tutorial because we could “value add” to it’s work, though (it is mainly serverside) PHP, some … Continue reading →
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Tagged clientside, code, content, highlight, HTML, interaction, Javascript, list, localStorage, mark, PHP, programming, remember, serverside, style, styling, tag, textarea, tutorial, user, Wikipedia, window.localStorage
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YouTube API Songname Providence Highlighting Tutorial
Today, we come at improving on yesterday’s YouTube API Songname Providence Radio Play Tutorial‘s YouTube API using inhouse web application interfacing to new song providence information via Wikipedia … thanks all … in two forward steps … allow user to … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Songname Providence Radio Play Tutorial
As with yesterday’s YouTube API Songname Providence Shower Songs Tutorial‘s YouTube API using inhouse web application interfacing to the newish “overlayed” song providence Wikipedia data, today we’ve overseen interfacing to … Radio Play ideas … YouTube API Interfacing initial Radio … Continue reading →
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